Office software in Windows 8 will still use the Ribbon interface

According to foreign media reports, Microsoft, which is currently busy with Windows 8 testing, said that the Office software in the Windows 8 operating system will still use the Ribbon interface. And in response to many users who are turning to other resource managers, Microsoft also announced that the task of transforming the Windows Explorer interface is nearing completion. Telemetry data obtained using

Windows7 shows the Windows Program Manager in the top ten of the most commonly used commands, which would include among copy and paste, create, rename, and delete files. This provides enough inspiration for the creation of the new Windows Explorer interface.

from Microsoft through different tests have concluded that the use of Ribbon provided Explorer interface for file management tasks to have to optimize the role, but also to frequently used commands in the visual and easy-to-find location, and The most important thing is to be able to retain some of the features of the Windows XP era.