Charles....
I don't think that's what MS has in mind here, though it could be an
unintended side effect. Rather, as I see it, they allow someone who
has written a memo and who looks at the printout and finds it crowded
to mouse over some alternate margin and spacing settings as graphical
templates, immediately see the effect of applying that template, and
then making a choice.
I know a lot of secretaries who'd like to be able to spiff up their
boss' terribly formatted reports and memos but for whom the task is
now too daunting.
Dan
On Oct 11, 2005, at 5:23 PM, Charles Hartman wrote:
A Whole New Look to office memos is a bad thing, distracting, not a
good thing; memos are not art.
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