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Somehow another Find bug
STEPS TO REPRODUCE: Press Ctrl-F to bring up "Find sidebar." Type search terms. Press Enter to go to result. The view scrolls to show your highlighted result. Press Escape to close the find sidebar.
EXPECTED RESULT: The Find sidebar goes away and you can word process from your search results to your merry heart's content.
ACTUAL RESULT: The Find sidebar goes away and the view scrolls back to where you were before you, you know, searched for something.
Good mornin.............g!
Every day, when you open a folder from the Start menu, windows takes 60-120 seconds to enumerate drives or something. Explorer.exe hangs, which means that the Start menu hangs, which means you stare at your computer for two minutes until it snaps out of it and says, "whoa, oh, here's your H: drive." This behavior might be related to running the Dropbox client, but who knows--Dropbox works fine on my Windows 7 laptop at home.
Workaround: Launch "Computer" from the Desktop, not the Start menu. Explorer.exe still hangs, but you can still use Start menu at least.
On a personal note, I realized that I was doing the workaround autonomically every morning without even considering that this was ridiculous or filing a bug report. That's what using Windows 10 hours every day does to a person.
Track Changes?
In Word, when you click the "Track Changes: Off" button in the status bar, the text does not immediately change to "Track Changes: On." Instead, there is a 2-3 second delay to wait for a status bar update (or something).
The usual (and predictable) result is that you repeatedly click the button, turning track changes on and off randomly until your finger tires out.
Flipping shapes should not be in the rotate shapes sub-menu.
It's 2013.
Excel is an MDI application. Still.
This is extrm.. frustrating
Autocorrect adds a period to abbreviations even when I type the period myself. So after it's done I'm left with things like "approx.." and "comm.." Infuriating.
Umm... I know, I tracked them myself
Word asks you if you really want to save the document if it has tracked changes. Every time. Oh, it defaults to "Cancel," too. Usability!!!!!
The Visio ribbon is really ridiculous
The shape operations (union, join, etc.) are on the "Developer" tab that is hidden by default.
Related bug: online help has no entries for "join shapes," "union shapes," etc. Another related bug: there is no "shape" group on the home tab or separate shape tab. What else is Visio for, other than shapes?
GUI 101
In the system login window the "password" textbox has a blinking insertion point but does not have keyboard focus. There should be only 1 system carat, that's a fundamental GUI principle.
I just disabled this anyway
In Visio, the auto connect arrows always--ALWAYS--appear below my mouse as I'm clicking to select something. And the default blue hairline connectors are wimpy and ugly. So it's a mis-feature, implemented poorly.
See the title--disabled and never looked back.
Searching still sucks
When you have search results showing in the navigation pane in Word, any change to the document makes all of the search results disappear. You have to mouse back to search, click in search field, and press ENTER to get them back.
Junky
Outlook junk filter doesn't work in online mode with an exchange server. Seriously. I think it might require exchange 2003, but I can't control that, can I?
Explorer windows have no title.
Explorer windows have no title.
Explorer windows have no title.
Explorer windows have no title.
I know, I still can't believe it.
Folder trees broken
Folder list in Explorer does not follow current folder view. WORKAROUND: there is an option to follow current view. But the entire folder tree doesn't open, just the one sub-folder in the direct path. Just weird.
We don't like styles any more?
Visio hid the UI for styles (it's not in the ribbon) and removed the UI to manage styles completely. You can't even pick it when adding custom ribbon buttons.
Finding frustration part 2
Related bug: Word will automatically (and apparently randomly) enable "find all word forms in the sidebar search, and you have to open the advanced find dialog to disable it. With find all word forms enabled, you can't search for spaces or numbers. If you do, you get an error message instead of, you know, disabling a feature that doesn't work and just searching for what I goddamned typed.
Finding some frustration
Two-part bug: (1) CTRL-F opens useless "navigation" sidebar for search, and there is no hotkey for advanced search. (2) Navigation sidebar has no advanced search or replace options, you have to open Office 2003 dialog to do anything.