QwertyManiac said:Both are same i guess...
Source please
Comeon buddy........I am not one of those who speak against MS simply because they want to. I dislike many of the MS policies and products. I hate the monipilistic approach it has adopted throughout to sustain its survival. Said that, I would like to say that there are many more things about Microsoft which I do like. The ability of Gates to strike at the very moment is what makes the oppenents envy. Apart..MS Office Suit is something I really like. MS Word is immensely popular but OpenOffice is also catching fast. Though It lags far behind but maybe we will have better alternatives to MS Products in coming years.it_waaznt_me said:Aila .. Whats happening .. :O .. Planetcall praising MS .. ..
! Will take some mod on our part Are we headin to a comp interface revolution ?batty's Link said:The toolbars will change and confuse me!
From reading the early announcements with talk of an ‘adaptive’ interface it did sound like the toolbars would be jumping around distracting your eye and confusing your motor skills. But that’s not the case at all.
Microsoft has deliberately not done that, for the ribbons are quite steady and unchanging as you work. New tabs appear as required (for tables, charts etc), but the chunks don’t change as you work.
Overall there’s less ‘intellisense’ – Microsoft now realizes that trying to anticipate your needs works in some cases but when it wrongly guesses (like the famous ‘you appear to be writing a letter’ message) it can be incredibly frustrating. That’s a good call – but the same logic still persists because the company is so rigidly locking in the new ribbon and chunks, ignoring the fact that this lack of flexibility could be equally annoying.
piyush619 said:I m talking about source from where i can downoad this beta version of Office 2k6 & use on my PC