Kicking and screaming we have been since the introduction of Microsoft Access 2007.  They changed everything - except the fact that it is a great database front-end.  Microsoft changed the interface imagining that it would be more intuitive.  Ok, they missed the boat.  But once you get over the annoying trauma of spending 30 minutes finding a button because it is "intuitively" placed in some obscure place or not showing at all, the program has some great features. Here is the top 10 list:

1. The interface has tabbed documents making it easy to flip from one form to a report, back to the form over to a query and back again. It adds another dimension. 
2. Create PDF images of any report, form or query with the click of a button.
3. Memo and text fields can be formatted as rich-text.  Bold, italic, underline, color font and font size can all be edited with a text field.  Awesome!
4. Totals.  On a datasheet view, clicking "Totals" will allow you to see sum, count or average at the foot of any column.  This is HUGE.
5. The new date picker is a calendar and appears next to every date field allowing you to choose dates with the click of a mouse.
6. Alternating colors on reports or datasheets makes viewing information very pleasing to the eye.
7. Filter or sort by clicking the column header of a datasheet. Awesome for filtering dates like last week or last month.
8. Imports and exports can be saved and repeated
9. List items in list boxes or combo boxes can be edited on the fly.
10. We haven't begun to use this one, but just consider this new feature.  Create a fill-in-the blank form, send it out in HTML format in an email and collect the filled in results back into the database.  WOW!

So expect our call soon.  We will be looking to upgrade and incorporate many of these features in your software very soon