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Originally Posted by Lo Zeno
... The right choice would have been to allow user to choose between the old User Interface and the new ribbon: new users would find the Ribbon, and old users could switch to the old interface. With time, people would get used to the Ribbon, but those old users who needed to be productive quickly could keep the old interface until they learnt the "new way"...
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Honestly, do you really think that if "old users" had the choice, they would switch ultimately on the ribbon ? I don't think so. I continue to see people on XP that use the Windows 2000 Start menu, for example.
Many users, if they're not pushed to change, won't change on their own volition. The need of security in stillness is powerful...
And by the way, as a teacher, I appreciate that these people need formations, so I have work !
