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I am seeking help in MA Office PowerPoint Help, though it could just as
easily be any other office tool. After I get an insufficient answer, I am
asked at the bottom if the info was helpful. In this case, it was not, so I
say "No" and am asked "How can we make this information more helpful?" So, I
start out responding, not noticing that there is a 650 character limit.
(Just how interested is MicroSoft in my feedback with this sort of limit?!?)
After a decent explanatoin of my problem that Help doesn't help me with (why
can't I compare two powerpoint files anymore without finding "the original"
-- which is long since deleted after many exchanges and much progress?), I
have typed about 1000 characters, and I look to "Submit" but that option is
turned off. It takes a while to find out that I am over the character limit
for the message (hey, llet me hit Submit and pop-up a message, or turn the
character count to Red, OR even just stop accepting my typing at 650
characters... these are all strategies that I find more useful, and even
though it can be annoying, just stopping the acceptance of input is the
earliest warning, and that is almost always the most appreciated!)
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easily be any other office tool. After I get an insufficient answer, I am
asked at the bottom if the info was helpful. In this case, it was not, so I
say "No" and am asked "How can we make this information more helpful?" So, I
start out responding, not noticing that there is a 650 character limit.
(Just how interested is MicroSoft in my feedback with this sort of limit?!?)
After a decent explanatoin of my problem that Help doesn't help me with (why
can't I compare two powerpoint files anymore without finding "the original"
-- which is long since deleted after many exchanges and much progress?), I
have typed about 1000 characters, and I look to "Submit" but that option is
turned off. It takes a while to find out that I am over the character limit
for the message (hey, llet me hit Submit and pop-up a message, or turn the
character count to Red, OR even just stop accepting my typing at 650
characters... these are all strategies that I find more useful, and even
though it can be annoying, just stopping the acceptance of input is the
earliest warning, and that is almost always the most appreciated!)
----------------
This post is a suggestion for Microsoft, and Microsoft responds to the
suggestions with the most votes. To vote for this suggestion, click the "I
Agree" button in the message pane. If you do not see the button, follow this
link to open the suggestion in the Microsoft Web-based Newsreader and then
click "I Agree" in the message pane.
http://www.microsoft.com/office/com...dcd-5c98ea616ce7&dg=microsoft.public.infopath