A family of Microsoft word processing software products for creating web, email, and print documents.
Word 2016 is riddled with bugs and user-hostile features. But from what I can see, Microsoft doesn't give a rats about fixing bugs and is only concerned with forcing you to use their absurd cloud and 'the store'.
As a software engineer, I would be embarrassed to have my name and professional reputation associated with a product that is so poorly implemented. Did Microsoft layoff its QA department?
Simple things like allowing the user to edit a word in the spell checker popup dialog box have been removed and have been replaced with a very unusable 'task pane' that obscures part of the text that you're trying to correct - and then fails to redraw the screen under the task pane when you are finished spell checking. If the spell checker can't find a replacement word for something in your text, you have to kill the spell checker, scroll the text vertically in order to get the screen repainted, type in the replacement text yourself, and then restart the spell checker. Very amateurish.
How about a spell checker that can not see the word "Follett" in my custom dictionary as a viable replacement for "Follet" in my text. Try it - even Microsoft can't get it to work.
Anybody like the vanishing scroll bars? Or the fact that you can no longer make the mouse pointer snap to the default button in a dialog box?
I have tried to get Microsoft to fix these and other failures and their response is that I have to go to some web site, write a complaint and hope that a lot of other people find the same bug. If a lot of people complain, then the self-anointed gods might try to fix the bug. But there is no profit in bug fixes, so don't hold your breath