If you've heard anything about Word 2007, you've probably heard of the "Ribbon." Users acclimated to the program's familiar toolbar are in for a shock: The Ribbon replaces the old commands with a new row of controls. But columnist Brett Burney assures you the Ribbon's easy to untie.
March 06, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
We love it, we hate it — we can’t work a day without it.
I’ve witnessed more people gnash their teeth over Microsoft Word than probably any other software application. But no matter how many times we cuss at the automatic bulleting/numbering feature, we will continue to use Word to edit documents.
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