Comments on: Customize And Change Ribbon Style of Microsoft Office 2007 http://www.novopc.com/2008/11/customize-and-change-ribbon-style-of-microsoft-office-2007/ Latest Information, News, Reviews, and Basically Everything Related To PC Thu, 09 Sep 2010 17:07:58 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.2 By: charlie cooper http://www.novopc.com/2008/11/customize-and-change-ribbon-style-of-microsoft-office-2007/#comment-1918 charlie cooper Tue, 06 Apr 2010 04:47:57 +0000 http://www.novopc.com/2008/11/customize-and-change-ribbon-style-of-microsoft-office-2007/#comment-1918 This is more than a simple "upgrade." This is like a new product, vastly superior to the older versions of Office and any of the other Office Suites that I've seen. Even though very different, it is very easy to learn. I do occasionally have to hunt for the new location of this or that, but it seldom takes more than a click or two to find anything. While, the UI has gotten a lot of the glory, and it is amazingly well done. For me it is OneNote that steals the show. Fantastic program. It has literally changed how I work. On a side note, I couldn't help but notice the highly prejudiced opinions that are given by many of the critics of Microsoft. If you are one of these people, could you please refrain from commenting when you have nothing constructive to say. Software is just a tool...one that quickly becomes obsolete at that. Most people choose tools that help them accomplish what they need to do, and not because they want to make some sort of a geeky fashion statement. If you happen to favor ***OPEN*** source over Microsoft, I hope you do not miss the irony that you are attempting to suppress the fair, free and open discussion about software tools. In the future, please try to practice what you preach. http://bit.ly/bCqWMN This is more than a simple “upgrade.” This is like a new product, vastly superior to

the older versions of Office and any of the other Office Suites that I’ve seen. Even

though very different, it is very easy to learn. I do occasionally have to hunt for

the new location of this or that, but it seldom takes more than a click or two to

find anything.

While, the UI has gotten a lot of the glory, and it is amazingly well done. For me

it is OneNote that steals the show. Fantastic program. It has literally changed how

I work.

On a side note, I couldn’t help but notice the highly prejudiced opinions that are

given by many of the critics of Microsoft. If you are one of these people, could you

please refrain from commenting when you have nothing constructive to say. Software

is just a tool…one that quickly becomes obsolete at that. Most people choose tools

that help them accomplish what they need to do, and not because they want to make

some sort of a geeky fashion statement.

If you happen to favor ***OPEN*** source over Microsoft, I hope you do not miss the

irony that you are attempting to suppress the fair, free and open discussion about

software tools. In the future, please try to practice what you preach.

http://bit.ly/bCqWMN

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