SP1 for Office 2007 shoved down the Update pipe early???

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Richard Mitnick

Why was SP1 for Office 2007 put into the Update list so early? We were told
it would be voluntary for as much as three months, yet I got it on two Vista
computers?

What's up with this?
 
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Susan Bradley

Richard said:
Why was SP1 for Office 2007 put into the Update list so early? We were told
it would be voluntary for as much as three months, yet I got it on two Vista
computers?

What's up with this?
Do you have Vista sp1 installed?
 
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Milhouse Van Houten

Richard Mitnick said:
Why was SP1 for Office 2007 put into the Update list so early? We were
told it would be voluntary for as much as three months, yet I got it on
two Vista computers?

What's up with this?

It's the inclusion into Automatic Updates that is being deferred (for 3-6
months, according to reports yesterday), not the inclusion in Microsoft
Updates, where it is voluntary.
 
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Susan Bradley

Milhouse said:
It's the inclusion into Automatic Updates that is being deferred (for
3-6 months, according to reports yesterday), not the inclusion in
Microsoft Updates, where it is voluntary.
If you are running the beta of Vista sp1 AU will deploy it.
 
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Richard Mitnick

Susan-

Not to my knowledge. It is in RC, not my style. Of course, if they shot that
down the tube...
 
R

Richard Mitnick

I have not dowloaded and installed SP1. And, even if I had, that was not what
we were told was going to happen.
 
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Susan Bradley

Richard said:
Susan-

Not to my knowledge. It is in RC, not my style. Of course, if they shot that
down the tube...
Richard.. is it merely being seen up there as a potential patch?

Or is it being auto installed?

They've put it on Microsoft update, they are not auto installing (I
don't think)
 
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Richard Mitnick

I am sure that you are not purposely splitting hairs, but that is how it
reads. I have all updates on notification. NOthing installs automatically;
but notification is part of the AU scheme of things. So, does that count as
AU?

I went through every update and read the details. I do not remember seeing
anything on Office 2007.
 
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Richard Mitnick

Susan Bradley said:
Richard.. is it merely being seen up there as a potential patch?

Or is it being auto installed?

They've put it on Microsoft update, they are not auto installing (I
don't think)


Susan-

When I click on About in Outlook Help, it now reads
Microsoft Office Outlook..... SP1 MSO (12.0.6213.1000).
The original build number is 12.0.6212.1000

So, I think that you must conclude that it has been installed.
 
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Susan Bradley

Richard said:
Susan-

When I click on About in Outlook Help, it now reads
Microsoft Office Outlook..... SP1 MSO (12.0.6213.1000).
The original build number is 12.0.6212.1000

So, I think that you must conclude that it has been installed.
Microsoft Update Product Team Blog : Office 2007 SP1 Update Availability:
http://blogs.technet.com/mu/archive/2007/12/13/office-2007-sp1-update-availability.aspx

But was it installed via automatic update or was it that you had notify
me of patches, and then you clicked to install?

How Vista does it's notification - E-Bitz - SBS MVP the Official Blog of
the SBS "Diva":
http://msmvps.com/blogs/bradley/archive/2007/12/12/how-vista-does-it-s-notification.aspx


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