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I've come to the realisation that to "use the ribbon" you're just meant to search for stuff. Typing "insert symbol" in the Word ribbon is much faster than tryin
by 2d8a875f-39a2-4 3y ago
I've come to the realisation that to "use the ribbon" you're just meant to search for stuff. Typing "insert symbol" in the Word ribbon is much faster than trying to find the button.
And ok sure, I admit that's a valid paradigm. When there are a lot of options, you need to support a search function. Witness the Start Menu, or the options dialog in IDEA. Option search is vital once you reach a critical mass of options.
- dragonwriter 3y ago> I've come to the realisation that to "use the ribbon" you're just meant to search for stuff. I think the idea is that you are supposed to customize the location of things you use frequently that aren’t already in the most prominent locations and search for things you use infrequently.