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When Office 2007 came out, Microsoft completely rearranged all the menus into some menus and a feature called a ribbon. Some peple really are confused a lot when they open Excel 2007 for the first time. Some call help desk too. :O)

Have you been thinking about where all the nice menu items that you used in Excel 2003 are now when you launch Excel 2007? It is right, Microsoft did some job reorganizing everything.

Have you been wondering where all the menu items from Excel 2003 Format menu are in Excel 2007? Microsoft Office Excel 2007 uses a ribbon tool. They did good job making many people confused.

The ribbon concept is quite different from menus and toolbars known from Office 2003. Everything is organized now in tabs that group drop-down menus, options, and icons.

The Microsoft Office 2007 Excel 2007 Insert menu is very much different from the one we are used to in Excel 2003. It is not there. Microsoft completely redesigned the whole Office and instead of drop down menus uses a ribbon now.

Microsoft Office 2007 uses a ribbon feature in its screen design which is quite different from menus and toolbars known from the Office 2003 package. Office 2007 especially the Excel 2007 and Word 2007 use tabs that group drop-down menus, options, and icons. Microsoft has replaced menus with tabs.

Microsoft Office 2007 uses a ribbon tool which is quite different from menus and toolbars known from Office 2003. Office 2007, especially Excel 2007 and Word 2007, and PowerPoint 2007 use tabs that group drop-down menus, options, and icons.

Microsoft Office 2007 uses a new so-called ribbon interface which is much different from menus and toolbars that we know from Office 2003. Office 2007, that is namely Excel 2007 and Word 2007, and PowerPoint 2007 use tabs that group icons, options, and drop-down menus. Some say Microsoft is probably trying to converge their software to the look and feal of Macs.

How to customize the Quick Access Toolbar (QAT) in MS Office 2007 and add commands to it? Office 2007 offers a toolbar that is very similar to the Quick Launch toolbar that we know from Office 2003. It can be customized separately for Excel 2007, Word 2007, and the other tools.

The Snap-in failed to initialize error message can happen in several scenarios. In most cases, it is known to appear when launching the Microsoft Management Console. The Snap-in failed to initialize error message can also come up when starting the Enterprise Manager and in Internet Information Services (IIS).

What does the "System error 67 has occurred" message mean?

This can happen when using the NET USE networking command.

Let's use an example. When mapping a drive on a server and launching some application using a script, we usually use the NET USE networking command. For example, the following script: