Sometimes software behaves differently than you might want it to. As an example, for years when you would alter a value in Excel, the cells containing formulas using that value would simply update. When Microsoft released Office 2013, this changed, much to the chagrin of many seasoned Excel users. Now Excel 2013 uses animations that "roll" the updated value into the cells that change. Repeatedly, I hear people complain about the new method, which can be distracting and gives the perception of slowed performance. Additionally, many people would love to alter the behavior of the operating system just a bit, to place limits or save superfluous steps; no matter how long and hard they search, they cannot find a setting to remove the undesirable behavior.

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