Visto che oggi sembra la notizia del giorno... ecco
finalmente la verità sul "presunto" taglio del ribbon...
It was with a bit of surprise that I read a flurry
of stories on Friday with breathless headlines like "Microsoft backs off the
Ribbon in Office 2007!" and "Microsoft Cuts Office 2007
Ribbon!"
...CUT...
Unfortunately, in this case, there was no actual announcement of
substantive changes to the Office 2007 user interface—just someone from
Microsoft's office in Australia ruminating in front of journalists about a few
things I wrote on this blog a month or so ago. The
result: stories got published which kind of played up the scope of
changes we've made to the Office 2007 user interface since Beta 2. Some of
these stories, unfortunately, included inaccurate information.
What we had considered to be a relatively minor,
if nice, improvement to the way Ribbon minimization works turned into rampant
speculation on the 'net that we were somehow cutting the Ribbon entirely from
Office 2007
...CUT...
Honestly, I love that people are excited by Office
2007. It makes working on it fun and fulfilling, and I know the whole team
agrees. But one of the downsides of a high-profile, fast-moving project like
this is that sometimes inaccurate information can make its way around, and it
can be hard to correct. This blog is one place you can always come to
find out what's really going on with the Office user interface and the team
behind it.
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