Obscure Options, Meet Super Tooltips
Another new feature in Office 2007...
"Many moons ago, I mentioned that one of the impetuses behind the new Office 2007 user interface was the realization that a large percentage of feature requests phoned in to product support were actually features already in the product. It was just that people didn't know how or where to find them. Hence, the Ribbon with its command labels and more transparent feature organization.
We realized that once people found new features, we would have to design a way to communicate what they're for and how to use them. Super Tooltips were born of this goal." continued ... (Via Jensen Harris's blog)
"Many moons ago, I mentioned that one of the impetuses behind the new Office 2007 user interface was the realization that a large percentage of feature requests phoned in to product support were actually features already in the product. It was just that people didn't know how or where to find them. Hence, the Ribbon with its command labels and more transparent feature organization.
We realized that once people found new features, we would have to design a way to communicate what they're for and how to use them. Super Tooltips were born of this goal." continued ... (Via Jensen Harris's blog)
Super Tooltips in Options
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