[citation][nom]lordfisch[/nom] Resistance to change is natural, but open yourself to the possibility of a better interface and you might end up liking it.[/citation]I use Office 2007 all day every day at work. I use Word, Excel, Outlook (with Word as editor) all day and have done so for months. I've given it a shot, and am still using it, and I have learned how to do what I need to do with it, but I still hate it. It's slower and requires more clicks to do the same thing, while taking up more screen space.
Sure, some people like it, even love it, and honestly good for them. It's an upgrade then. But I'm rather tired of the response to dislike of the new style being insults (like from misasi above) because we're babies who are idiotically resistant to change. Just because it's new does not make it better, or even as good. Just because I dislike it and find that I can still work faster in 2003 does not mean I haven't given it a good, long shot.
I still hate ribbon and want at least the OPTION to customize my work environment like I used to be able to do. Since when was removing choice an upgrade?