automatic updates for Office similiar to windows xp updates

K

Krumdog

There should be the ability for users to have the option to have office
products automatically updated similiar to the automatic updates in Windows
XP.

This should be optional setting on the system. I support several systems
both at home and at work, I would want to be able to enable this feature on
systems that I support within my family since they are basically computer
illeterate, but would not want this to be enabled for corporate systems until
the updates were properly tested in the corporate environment.

This should not only include security updates, but features such as junk
email filters and other types of updates to office products.
 
M

Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Have you been reading the news for the last year or so? If you had, you
would have read about Windows Update Services, about to go gold, that
combines Windows and Office Updates into one function. You could have even
beta tested it.

--
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. Due to
the (insert latest virus name here) virus, all mail sent to my personal
account will be deleted without reading.

After furious head scratching, Krumdog asked:

| There should be the ability for users to have the option to have
| office products automatically updated similiar to the automatic
| updates in Windows XP.
|
| This should be optional setting on the system. I support several
| systems both at home and at work, I would want to be able to enable
| this feature on systems that I support within my family since they
| are basically computer illeterate, but would not want this to be
| enabled for corporate systems until the updates were properly tested
| in the corporate environment.
|
| This should not only include security updates, but features such as
| junk email filters and other types of updates to office products.
 

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