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As an Office power user... I can't stand the "ribbon" bar. I guess I will have to relearn the more obscure keyboard shortcuts so I can avoid using it. The Alt key functionality in IE7 is much better than the way Alt works in Office 2007. I think Microsoft is on the wrong track with removing the menus from IE and Office. After a week of using IE7, I finally made the switch to Firefox permanently. I wasn't happy that I had to use Alt + Home to get to my home page and F5 to refresh. I prefer having Home and Refresh buttons.

Also, in Access 2007 it is very unclear how to create an ADP project. The help page that you'll find on this is funny.
A quote from the document - The process for creating an Access project in Access 2007 is not as obvious as in earlier versions of Access.
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/access/HA101679531033.aspx
If the ribbon bar interface is supposed to be so intuitive... how come I had to resort to Office Help to figure out how to do it?