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Sure you do. Most people don't want to know about file formats. Neither do I honestly. To people who have been using the ribbon toolbar (newer versions), OO fee
by netcan 15y ago
Sure you do. Most people don't want to know about file formats. Neither do I honestly. To people who have been using the ribbon toolbar (newer versions), OO feels like going back. And sure you can give it to your parents or anyone else, especially for home use. I did say it was perfectly fine.
- kissickas 15y agoWhat I'm saying is that by default it prompts you about file formats, but it's easy to set it once (as .doc, even) and never bother with it again. Do you like the ribbon toolbar? I was under the impression that pretty much everyone hated it. Honest question.
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- mirkules 15y agoI kind of like the ribbon toolbar, because it's logically separated into groups I often use. The one thing I don't like about it is that on widescreen laptop displays, vertical space is limited anyway, and the ribbon takes away a good number of vertical pixels (coincidentally, I also dislike widescreen displays, especially 16:9 ratio ones, for this reason)
- netcan 15y agoEveryone hated it originally. Now people like it. It's just like most changes. I haven't used it much myself. I usually use Open Office. Sure, setting is a possible "solution" but that implies there is a problem. Most people will do fine with it but most people probably also just wish their son would just install pirated Office for them like their neighbors.