Microsoft Office 2010 Goes on Sale!

sygnus21 · 16 Jun 2010

belikexp said:

I do not like the ribbon menu. That's why I'm still using the 2003 version. Until a menu option is added I won't be upgrading.

Did you inform Microsoft of this???

TVeblen · 16 Jun 2010

belikexp said:

TVeblen said:

Do we get an option for menus with this version?

I do not like the ribbon menu. That's why I'm still using the 2003 version.
Until a menu option is added I won't be upgrading.

Resistance is futile! You must love the ribbon!! All hail the ribbon!!!

But that's why I'm sticking with '03 also. Like a comfy old pair of jeans

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By the bye, we do have the option to add menus to Office 2007 with 3rd party software for the low, low price of $39.95. Maybe it'll work with '10 too.

FerchogtX · 16 Jun 2010

So finally Office 2010 out... good news at least for me... yeah, I know, I used to hate the ribbon interface too, but when I finally had to use 2007, then I realized is not that bad, actually, you have every option you need organized in the tabs, so you don't have to look over menus or thousands of toolbars, I finally liked the way they redid the interface...

What I didn't like too much in 2010 is that the office orb button is gone (buaaa) that looked soooo fancy

... meh! anyway, if 2010 represents a BIG change from 2007, I'll upgrade... if not, I'll stick with 2007... is fancy! XD

See ya!!

sygnus21 · 17 Jun 2010

This says it all....

In its own Office 2010 review, PCMag.com considered the Office 2010 suite a worthy upgrade, but not a necessary one, especially for homes and small businesses. "If you're a casual user or are on a tight budget, you can manage without this upgrade, but power users with cash to spend will find the upgrade worth the cost," reviewer Ed Mendelson wrote.

Lack of Customers Killed Office 2010 Upgrade Pricing | News & Opinion | PCMag.com

IPodidly · 17 Jun 2010

Thanks for the new's