In Windows 8, Microsoft replaced the tool bar in Windows Explorer with its popular Ribbon interface, which is not only gives easy access to commonly accessed functions, but it also looks more beautiful. This new ribbon interface provides a strip of options that changes depending on what you’re doing. If you would like to implement the Ribbon interface to your Windows 7, here is how it is with Better Explorer.
The all-new Ribbon interface of Office 2007 and 2010 is very attractive, easy to handle and helps to makes your work faster. But one shortcoming of it is that it occupies large space on your screen than a normal menu.
Microsoft has just launched Office 2010 and a free trial download is available at here. This version has many new features such as an intuitive navigation, better copy paste options, inline photo editing option, etc.
Here I am talking about a different topic. Like Office 2007 Office 2010 also comes with the famous ribbon interface, and of course it is very easy to use.
The all-new “ribbon” interface was one of the most important changes in Microsoft Office 2007. However, the introduction of the ‘ribbon’ makes it difficult to build “toolbars” for Office 2007 products.
Here is a handy tool for Office application developers called ‘Office 2007 Ribbon Editor’, which allows them to create custom Ribbon UI’s for Office 2007 products.