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IIRC those animations have been introduced with the current version, Office 2016. I think they make it really easy to follow, especially when someone else is e
by m_gloeckl 10y ago
IIRC those animations have been introduced with the current version, Office 2016.
I think they make it really easy to follow, especially when someone else is editing and sharing their screen.
- cm2187 10y agoExactly, office 2016 is office 2010 with another color scheme and "new features" like this...
- Quppa 10y agoOffice 2013 introduced these animations. Sadly, it also ditched ClearType in most of the UI.
- JensRex 10y agoWhich is why I'm sticking with Office 2010. Microsoft totally wrecked font rendering in Windows 10 (W8 too?). Edge browser doesn't have ClearType either, which is braindead for a program you spend so much time reading in.
- Quppa 10y agoEdge 14 in the Anniversary Update actually brings back ClearType support for at least some text, so there's still a glimmer of hope that Microsoft will work to improve text rendering in Windows. Raymond Chen had an interesting post on how subpixel scrolling makes ClearType smoothing impossible: https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/20150129-00/?p=44803 https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/20150129-00/?p=...