[AccessD] What problems converting A2K3 mdb to A2K7?

I have to disagree.  Perhaps if we'd all been weaned on Macs, we'd like
it, but then I never liked the Mac's "intuitive" UI either.  The ribbon
is the next logical step from personalized menus, which I also hated.
With the kind of confusion personalized menus tended to cause, you'd
think they would have thought long and hard before dumping the ribbon on
us, but I doubt that they did.  Now you see it, now you don't is great
for stage magicians but not for software developers.

Charlotte Foust 

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Subject: Re: [AccessD] What problems converting A2K3 mdb to A2K7?

Susan,
If the ribbon had been there all along, everyone would like it.  Don't
you think it's just the change that people object to?  Once we get used
to it, we'll gripe when we have to use an older version that doesn't
have it.  I know I've been guilty of such gripes, anyway.  :) Tina

Susan Harkins wrote:
>   The biggest PITA was figuring out where the menu items are in 2007.
>
> ========I know I'm committing Access hari-kari, but I like the 2007
ribbon.
> :)
>
> Susan H. 
>
>   
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