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What happens to the feedback you send us?

I told you a while back that we’re listening to you.  In fact, we love to hear from you. Not a day or a meeting goes by that we don’t review and discuss your feedback. Almost everything that goes on around here is identified and prioritized and implemented based on your ratings and comments. On behalf of the entire Office Online team, I thank you for taking the time to rate a topic on our site, or leave your comments – especially if the topic you rated wasn’t helpful.

We are constantly tweaking our site, but it may not be obvious to you what changes we have made based on your feedback, so here are a few examples:

·         On the Help and How-To home page we have added a module that shows you the most read, most searched and top issues so that you can quickly see if the issue you are having is a common one and, if so, go directly to the most useful information.

·         Many of you were looking to buy or upgrade your version of Office, but could not find pricing information. We’ve added that to our products pages.

·         We’ve added a box that lists our most popular downloads, so you can quickly see what others are downloading.

So, keep on clicking on the feedback button and posting your comments. We are listening.

--Nancy

Posted: Wednesday, May 14, 2008 2:09 PM by OfficeOnline

Comments

Mike Faust said:

The last version of the MS Office email editor allowed the user to edit the email signature right in MS Word. Pictures could be combined with text and looked sharp and clean when imported into Office Mail as a signature. This feature is gone and there dosen't seem to be a way to get a clean image with text that matches the email's text. Filtering through a paint/drawing program just degrades both the text and the pics. I'm so disappointed. The new program should do more not less.

...Sorry...I didn't know where else to vent...

# May 15, 2008 2:17 AM

OfficeOnline said:

Hi Mike -- This sounds like a question that came up in our Facebook group. You can still edit in Word. Roxanne Kenison, from our Word team, wrote this clarification:

"To create a new signature, you type it on the page and format it the way you want, then you select it, go to the Insert tab, click Quick Parts (in the Text group), and then click 'Save Selection to Quick Part Gallery'. In the Create New Building Block dialog box, type something in the Name field, such as 'Signature'. Accept all the defaults in the dialog, and click OK.

Now that the signature is saved in the gallery, in any document you can insert it by going to the Insert tab and clicking Quick Parts. Your signature 'building block' should show up in the Quick Part menu (gallery)."

If that doesn't help, you might want to post a comment and/or question on the Word blog: http://blogs.msdn.com/microsoft_office_word/

thanks for commenting!

--Nancy

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