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It would be greatly appreciated if it were easier to change or disable those
features that microsoft seems to think users need when they are, in fact, a
nuisance. Of prime concern is the Review feature that opens up with "Final
Showing Markup." This may be a wonderful thing for teachers and those who
spend their entire existence reviewing the work of others; it is a pain in
the butt for those whose lot is production, research, and writing without
reviewers who make use of that feature.
You could take a lesson from Adobe Acrobat who puts a box allowing the user
to check or remove the check for the feature (e.g. help) to be displayed on
startup.
One of the most echoed complaints I have heard over the last 15+ years is
about software companies that believe they know what users want and need and
fill programs with unneeded and uncontrollable features.
features that microsoft seems to think users need when they are, in fact, a
nuisance. Of prime concern is the Review feature that opens up with "Final
Showing Markup." This may be a wonderful thing for teachers and those who
spend their entire existence reviewing the work of others; it is a pain in
the butt for those whose lot is production, research, and writing without
reviewers who make use of that feature.
You could take a lesson from Adobe Acrobat who puts a box allowing the user
to check or remove the check for the feature (e.g. help) to be displayed on
startup.
One of the most echoed complaints I have heard over the last 15+ years is
about software companies that believe they know what users want and need and
fill programs with unneeded and uncontrollable features.