Rob Keeble
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Seems to me the "corporate design by committee or Public relations company" software industry is running out of value adding ideas.
I dont like change just for the sake of it, I aint a person that changes my hairstyle every other week or needs to have the latest fashion in clothing, and i am getting tired of the learning to jump over little hurdles these developers keep putting in the path of using a tool.
Just imagine every 6 months some fairy enters your shop and changes where the switches and adjustments are on your tools and machines and while at it messes up your storage.
I am all for improvement in functionality but make sure its a value add and not just cosmetic change. Kinda like the Supermarkets that keep on re arranging the isle layout so they get you to look at things you supposedly did not see before.
I am still trying to get used to the new Office 2010 menu layout and seriously considering changing back to good old previous version i have. I would love to see a survey of how many people use some of the truly advanced features versus the everyday basics. Making a menu just to force us to try them well it has not managed to change me.
Must be getting old. or rather tired of being an experimental guinea pig. Yeah maybe that would be a good "Twitter" line # yahoo guinea pig
I dont like change just for the sake of it, I aint a person that changes my hairstyle every other week or needs to have the latest fashion in clothing, and i am getting tired of the learning to jump over little hurdles these developers keep putting in the path of using a tool.
Just imagine every 6 months some fairy enters your shop and changes where the switches and adjustments are on your tools and machines and while at it messes up your storage.
I am all for improvement in functionality but make sure its a value add and not just cosmetic change. Kinda like the Supermarkets that keep on re arranging the isle layout so they get you to look at things you supposedly did not see before.
I am still trying to get used to the new Office 2010 menu layout and seriously considering changing back to good old previous version i have. I would love to see a survey of how many people use some of the truly advanced features versus the everyday basics. Making a menu just to force us to try them well it has not managed to change me.
Must be getting old. or rather tired of being an experimental guinea pig. Yeah maybe that would be a good "Twitter" line # yahoo guinea pig