You Mean I Don't Need To Retrain Everybody? (Real People Study, Part 2)

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re: You Mean I Don't Need To Retrain Everybody? (Real People Study, Part 2)

Emmanuel Herbreteau — Wed, 16 Aug 2006 16:23:59 GMT

Hi,

I do use O2007 everyday, for easy to complex documents in Powerpoint, Word, and Excel. I do like O2007 ! Great job.
On the other side I'm a trainer and I'm managing a training center. And I really don't agree with this post.

I noticed that everyone around using 2007 is going throught 3 steps :
1/ Woaou ! Great ! Cool! Nice Ohhh Ahhh! (The "Sexy step" : when you're not using O2007)
2/ Hmmmm, ok but now how can I do this ? Where is this command ? (the "Skydiving Step" : when you start using it)
3/ Now, that I understand how it works, I find it cool and it's faster to create more professionnal documents (the "Smiling Step").

I'm sure that almost everybody will have to be trained. Probably not for the same reasons as former Office and certainly not in the same way. But training will be the key to reduce what I called the "Skydiving Step" time.
Moreover, behind the new UI, there are some major "new" features (like the conditionnal formating, the themes/color management, ...).

Emmanuel.

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re: You Mean I Don't Need To Retrain Everybody? (Real People Study, Part 2)

Mark — Tue, 11 Jul 2006 07:31:10 GMT

OneNote was hard at work on their substantial 2003 Service Pack 1 release while the rest of Office was working on 2007. Even so they have done some great work with synchronized notebooks this release. On the personal productivity side, the new table support is really helpful.

re: You Mean I Don't Need To Retrain Everybody? (Real People Study, Part 2)

Norman — Sun, 09 Jul 2006 04:40:41 GMT

So far I like 07 beta. I'm one of those folks who like it so far, realizing it will take some time to get used to.

I have to say however, that the upgrade to OneNote seems like not a whole lot after 4 years of work - and even less so for Publisher. I dind't dig deep for the latter, but there's not much looking any differnt from 2003.

Four years?