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Hello,
I've just installed Office 2011 for Mac. To my great surprise, the ribbons in the programs are different from those of their Windows counterparts. But what IS really annoying is that in the Mac versions of Office programs, one cannot perform certain tasks without reverting to the use of menus! For example, I can insert a citation using the ribbon in Word, but I have to use a menu item to generate an index of figures - that's downright stupid. Is there a good resource somewhere on the internet that would describe these differences between Mac and Windows versions of Office? I haven't found anything yet and I need it badly...
I've just installed Office 2011 for Mac. To my great surprise, the ribbons in the programs are different from those of their Windows counterparts. But what IS really annoying is that in the Mac versions of Office programs, one cannot perform certain tasks without reverting to the use of menus! For example, I can insert a citation using the ribbon in Word, but I have to use a menu item to generate an index of figures - that's downright stupid. Is there a good resource somewhere on the internet that would describe these differences between Mac and Windows versions of Office? I haven't found anything yet and I need it badly...