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Old 12-25-2009, 11:45 AM   #83
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Originally Posted by calvin-c View Post
You couldn't find them by perusing the menus? Sounds to me like you bought into one of Microsoft's dumber decisions, to make 'personalized' menus the default. All that does is a better job of hiding the things you rarely use, and make you pay a penalty (time) when you do search for them. First thing I did with my Office 2003 installation was turn that damned thing off.
Pre-2007, I found Word, Excel hard to use because it wasn't laid out well. Frequently, you could do the same thing two or three different ways. I found it confusing and time wasting digging through menus. I had the personalized menus turned off. Old Office just had the functions slapped on willy nilly. At least the newer version had some real thought and user input.

In 2007, I was up to speed quickly. I know that the ribbon is confusing for a lot of people because it took my Mom, who is extremely tech savvy, 30 minutes to figure out how to print a document.
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