Comments on: The Microsoft Office 2010 Blog http://www.off14.com/the-microsoft-office-2010-blog/ What was once Microsoft Office 14 Thu, 31 Mar 2011 15:29:15 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: officeadmin http://www.off14.com/the-microsoft-office-2010-blog/comment-page-1/#comment-845 officeadmin Mon, 23 Aug 2010 19:41:46 +0000 http://www.off14.com/?p=220#comment-845 Hi David You find the old menu structure easy to use because you are familiar with it. You learnt how to use it. I hated the ribbon when it was introduced, but after using it most days, I'm now familiar with it and find it easy to use. If you spend time becoming familiar with the ribbon, you will very soon find it easy to use. Your choice, of course :) Hi David

You find the old menu structure easy to use because you are familiar with it. You learnt how to use it.

I hated the ribbon when it was introduced, but after using it most days, I’m now familiar with it and find it easy to use.

If you spend time becoming familiar with the ribbon, you will very soon find it easy to use.

Your choice, of course :)

]]> By: officeadmin http://www.off14.com/the-microsoft-office-2010-blog/comment-page-1/#comment-844 officeadmin Mon, 23 Aug 2010 19:37:26 +0000 http://www.off14.com/?p=220#comment-844 I think it's important that Microsoft hear concerns that their customers have. Keep it coming! I think it’s important that Microsoft hear concerns that their customers have. Keep it coming!

]]> By: Maggie http://www.off14.com/the-microsoft-office-2010-blog/comment-page-1/#comment-843 Maggie Mon, 23 Aug 2010 19:35:10 +0000 http://www.off14.com/?p=220#comment-843 I installed office 2010 a couple of days ago and uninstalled it today. I cannot go days without emails. Looked online for a solution to the fact that my emails were not being stored in outlook. Did the F1 help thing. Bought a book. Sick of Microsoft putting software on the market with bugs. Microsoft has no competition that is the problem! I installed office 2010 a couple of days ago and uninstalled it today. I cannot go days without emails. Looked online for a solution to the fact that my emails were not being stored in outlook. Did the F1 help thing. Bought a book. Sick of Microsoft putting software on the market with bugs. Microsoft has no competition that is the problem!

]]> By: David Smith http://www.off14.com/the-microsoft-office-2010-blog/comment-page-1/#comment-842 David Smith Sat, 21 Aug 2010 17:18:57 +0000 http://www.off14.com/?p=220#comment-842 I have been using Microsoft Office products since Word 5 for DOS and have always been able to use these products with ease. What use to take me about 2 minutes to accomplish in previous versions, now takes me between 20 and 30 minutes with Office 2007 or 2010. Have you people lost you direction completely? The whole of Microsoft seems to be busy making things more and more difficult for the customers. This is such a ratical change that people will need to start their learning curve all over again. The old menu structure made since and was easy to find the features used on a daily basis. This thing is beyond being too busy It is nothing short of a nightmare for someone who has been using older Microsoft products for this long. An the problem goes deeper than Office. I have held many Novell Netware certifications and I have had many people tell me over the years that I just need to give up the command line. Well I did just that over the years and now that I am managing Microsoft Exchange Server 2010, I find that I am being forced back to a command line. Has all of Microsoft gone mad? For people who have been using Microsoft products all these years to make this big of a change is like asking them to start using Linux servers and desktops. In either case it is a huge learning curve, but with one path, it's unlikely we would need to make such a drastic change in the future. So are you trying to drive people to Linux? If so it's working. My company has asked me to become Linux certified because they are loosing faith in Microsoft. Please pass this on to your top level management. My wish for Microsoft is that they get their direction back soon before it's too late. Thanks, David Smith I have been using Microsoft Office products since Word 5 for DOS and have always been able to use these products with ease. What use to take me about 2 minutes to accomplish in previous versions, now takes me between 20 and 30 minutes with Office 2007 or 2010. Have you people lost you direction completely? The whole of Microsoft seems to be busy making things more and more difficult for the customers. This is such a ratical change that people will need to start their learning curve all over again. The old menu structure made since and was easy to find the features used on a daily basis. This thing is beyond being too busy It is nothing short of a nightmare for someone who has been using older Microsoft products for this long. An the problem goes deeper than Office. I have held many Novell Netware certifications and I have had many people tell me over the years that I just need to give up the command line. Well I did just that over the years and now that I am managing Microsoft Exchange Server 2010, I find that I am being forced back to a command line. Has all of Microsoft gone mad? For people who have been using Microsoft products all these years to make this big of a change is like asking them to start using Linux servers and desktops. In either case it is a huge learning curve, but with one path, it’s unlikely we would need to make such a drastic change in the future. So are you trying to drive people to Linux? If so it’s working. My company has asked me to become Linux certified because they are loosing faith in Microsoft. Please pass this on to your top level management. My wish for Microsoft is that they get their direction back soon before it’s too late.

Thanks,

David Smith

]]> By: Anon http://www.off14.com/the-microsoft-office-2010-blog/comment-page-1/#comment-129 Anon Thu, 20 Aug 2009 23:40:40 +0000 http://www.off14.com/?p=220#comment-129 1 GB of RAM for an office app. No thanks. 1 GB of RAM for an office app. No thanks.

]]> By: Office 2010 Torrent http://www.off14.com/the-microsoft-office-2010-blog/comment-page-1/#comment-31 Office 2010 Torrent Sat, 16 May 2009 16:21:07 +0000 http://www.off14.com/?p=220#comment-31 [...] mere days after the Office 2010 Techncal Preview announcement (see the Microsoft Office 2010 blog) and obligatory leaked screenshots, there is now an Office 2010 torrent! Those naughty tinkers at [...] [...] mere days after the Office 2010 Techncal Preview announcement (see the Microsoft Office 2010 blog) and obligatory leaked screenshots, there is now an Office 2010 torrent! Those naughty tinkers at [...]

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