RE: Toolbar Visual Style default

Donna Buskirk <[email protected]>
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Coincidentally I just attended a new-release call, and you’ll never guess – the software we use to create our content went to ribbons.

However, they were smart and retained the ability to use the old/better UI.  (It was a bit difficult not to guffaw at their ribbon-pride…made somewhat easier because the tool is truly great.)


From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Brian T Keegan
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Mine is set on Enhanced. Not sure why, it's the default maybe. I like it
anyway.

I'm not so fond of change in those sorts of things but I'll try to live
with whatever you have to do to it.

Please, please don't go to ribbons though. I hate ribbons more than
anything else.

Maybe you could make a fancy, modern, cool looking, fake version to show
the execs that real people can turn off when it's time to work.

Too bad my browser / company firewall or whatever doesn't let the pictures
come thru in the emails.

Regards,
Brian Keegan
Oracle DBA
954-316-5200 Ext: 801-4013
Davie FL Office

Dog: "What is your conceptual continuity?"

Man: "The crux of the biscuit / Is the Apostrophe"






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Trying to get a feel for what most of you use for the toolbar visual style.
This is in Options > Toolbars/Menus > Toolbars: "Visual Style."





or for those who like cool screenshots with nifty big red circles on them:
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