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I want to replace one style with another. But when I go to do it, the "Find Style" list is out of order, and I have to waste time going through the whole list looking for it. When I try to choose the new style, the "Replace With Style" is out of order, and I have to waste time again, looking for one of Word's handy styles. To make things even more fun, the tiny little windows I just mentioned, like so maaaany others, are not resizeable. Little windows that must display dozens of styles, tiny as postage stamps since I fell victim to Word. Forever and ever, Amen. Then I have to refresh the source of some OLE links. But the option is not in the menus, which since I am a victim of Word dance and dance, as if the party lasted for ever and ever, Amen. I suppose an organisation as big as yours has a Customer Life Impossibility Design department, staffed, I'm sure, by hundreds of thinking heads, straight out of some very dark, dank, screaming, echoing place.279Views0likes1CommentRe: New Outlook
That is another feature that has been cut back, as if being able to make a system to, for example, automatically process automated notification and warning emails was a trivial, unimportant matter. I repeat: if we want silly little applications to send us photos of the last holiday, there are dozens of free systems, so why throw money away on Microsoft.822Views0likes0CommentsRe: New Outlook
Tessa_van_Roekel We are not Office users, however much they like to call us this way. We are Microsoft customers. We are not 2 years old; we are of legal age, and after evaluating a product, we pay for it and use it. And we would never expect the manufacturer to come and take half of what they bought from us. As a customer I don't have to explain why I WANT certain features I paid for. I paid for them because I valued them. And now MS has unilaterally decided to remove them. This is beyond the pale. And if you don't understand my annoyance, maybe you're being a bit ingenuous. I don't have to justify or argue my needs or preferences to a vendor, trying to convince them that I bought a Rolls Royce and now they shouldn't trade me for a Hyundai. I have already repeated myself too much, and I have already clearly explained everything I intended. If there are more people willing to lecture me on how to treat a supplier, they can save themselves the trouble of explaining their vision of life to me. Regards.1.6KViews1like0CommentsNew Outlook
Hello. I will be clear and straightforward: As your customer, if I pay for your applications, it is because they offer me certain services, which are the elements that differentiate you from your competitors. This case of the New Outlook is a good example. If I wanted a simple webmail, I would use your competitors. Most of them offer almost the same as this lame Outlook you're going to foist on us, and they're free. That said: I want MY VIEWS I want MY RULES (which have NEVER appeared in your OWA). I want to MANAGE MY OWN PSTs, put them wherever I want and manage them myself. In short, I want the features I decided to pay you for. In the end, I know, I will be forced to use this at work (well, we'll see what I can do to avoid it), but at home, if you force me to switch to this, you can say goodbye to me as a customer. Greetings.1.8KViews1like4Comments
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