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Exactly. 365 gets you perfect compatibility and the 'real tools that professionals use'. Not Google Docs or some weird Apple thing - the tools that always will
by selectively 7mo ago
Exactly. 365 gets you perfect compatibility and the 'real tools that professionals use'. Not Google Docs or some weird Apple thing - the tools that always will read the document.
- sleepybrett 7mo agoIf you can navigate the terrible UI enough to find the open button on the proper 'ribbon', that is. The ribbon makeover should have textbooks written about it so we can teach our future UI designers not to make the same mistakes again.
- oblio 7mo agoMeh. Techies keep ranting about it but regular users are just fine with it.
- sleepybrett 7mo agoAs someone 'technical' who sat close to 'normies' who hated the helpdesk guys so much they would interrupt me with their problems, no they do not.
- oblio 7mo agoI don't see why the ribbon would be inherently worse than a menu. It's still hierarchical, everything is labeled and has an icon and it's bigger. Oh, and everything has a shortcut that's highlighted...
- nolist_policy 7mo agoGoogle docs actually has better MS Office compatibility than the 365 Web Apps.