I have used office for nearly 10 years. I just installed office 2007. I have
no idea what the folks at Microsoft are thinking. Office is so radically
changed, for the worst. There is no way the majority of businesses in this
country can afford the hours of relearning that their employees will need in
order to accomplish the most basic of tasks with this.... I'm at a loss for
words to describe. You have assured that Office 2003 will be the business
staple for a long time to come. Office 2007 is simply a grossly
unprofessional idea. But as always some one will build a better mouse trap.

Do not install stuff on your computer unless you know what it is.

;-)

HTH. Best wishes Harald

"Rshwin" wrote in message
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I have used office for nearly 10 years. I just installed office 2007. I
have
no idea what the folks at Microsoft are thinking. Office is so radically
changed, for the worst. There is no way the majority of businesses in this
country can afford the hours of relearning that their employees will need
in
order to accomplish the most basic of tasks with this.... I'm at a loss
for
words to describe. You have assured that Office 2003 will be the business
staple for a long time to come. Office 2007 is simply a grossly
unprofessional idea. But as always some one will build a better mouse
trap.