| Publisher | Jody Gilbert | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Format | 447.0KB PDF | Date added | 07 Jun 2007 |
| Topics | Help Desk, Upgrades and Migration, Word Processing, Spreadsheets, Presentation Software | ||
| Downloads | 23 | ||
Office 2007's redesigned interface includes a number of brand-new elements, and more than a few users are scratching their heads over the purpose of various tools, how they're used, and even what they're called. For instance, the Office button has been variously referred to "the Logo button," "the Office icon," and "the big round control at the left end of the ribbon bar."
To help clarify things -- and to make it easier to talk about all these features as you help users get up to speed -- here's a look at 10 major Office 2007 interface elements and their official names.
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