I think this new office suite is a tremendous step backwards. It impacts
productivity and denies users from tailoring their environment in way that is
conducive to getting work done quickly and easily. We can't even change the
size of the button on the quick access toolbar without disrupting out entire
system by changing the resolution. Where I used to be able to click once on a
menu I created and trace down and then click once on the macro I wanted to
run, now I have to dig for it. A tremendous waste of time. This version of
office has a lot of fluff but no value add.
If there is a value add, I wish someone would set em straight because I
don't see it. Upgrades should add functionality, not remove it. This thing is
wreaking havoc in the business world.

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"Techtrainer" wrote in message
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I think this new office suite is a tremendous step backwards. It impacts
productivity and denies users from tailoring their environment in way that
is
conducive to getting work done quickly and easily. We can't even change
the
size of the button on the quick access toolbar without disrupting out
entire
system by changing the resolution. Where I used to be able to click once
on a
menu I created and trace down and then click once on the macro I wanted to
run, now I have to dig for it. A tremendous waste of time. This version of
office has a lot of fluff but no value add.

I think you're preaching to the choir. I have been saying this since the
earliest stages of the beta.

- Jon
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