This is an example of "simplifying the user interface by adding one
overriding button categorizing almost every useful function underneath it"
thus requiring an extra click to reach what you need to do that used to be
directly accessible on the menu.
I predict this startling breakthrough in usability will win a "User
Interface Feature of the Year" award from some trade magazine or other.
I agree. I find both word and access much less intuitive, and find myself
having to ask dozrns of stupid questions before I can get back to the meat of
development.
Microsoft goofed big time on this latest interface change.
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