Office 2007: Getting The Best From Word Comments

Author Simon Williams
Published 10th Dec 2008
Office 2007: Getting The Best From Word

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comment Matthew Bunton said on 10th December 2008

Fantastic article TR I found it to be a great help can we have more please.

I am currently studying for my MBA at university and have recently purchased this newer version of word. It has taken me awhile to adapt to all the new tabs and features so I have found this article to be most usefull many thanks.

comment GherkinG said on 10th December 2008

Nice article, to the point, no excess.
After using the ribbon a few times, I found it immeasurably better than bogged-down menus in previous office versions.
I see the concept has been 'borrowed' in other apps, eg. AutoCad.
Hand on heart, it's the best innovation I've seen from Microsoft for years.

comment JellyUK said on 10th December 2008

I wish that Word 2008 (the mac version) was just a port of Word 2007. I absolutely had the "formatting pallet". When i use my mate's pcs, i find that Office 2007 is just a pleasure to use, rather than a constant struggle with a crap UI.

Oh well, when i get my new hard drive, i'll run it in parallels. Unfortunately it's not that brilliant in crossover...

comment Paul said on 10th December 2008

Interesting, you actually picked one of the biggest examples of inconsistency in Word 2007 (or perhaps more accurately, one of my biggest bugbears!).

Page Breaks hang off of the Insert tab - nice obvious place for them.......so where are section breaks located?

Why, off of the Page Layout tab of course, along with page breaks...again.

Yes, there are some nice improvements in Word 2007, there are also some "improvements" that are not so nice.


comment basicasic said on 10th December 2008

Nice PR puff piece about the Vole's biggest rip off.

comment TheMonkeyHead said on 11th December 2008

I found this feature really useful. I think that the tutorials are a really good use of video, and would like to see more (newest version of excel?)& maybe Cliff could do some of his image editing tutorials in video too?

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