Microsoft to Offer Office 2007 SP1 via Automatic Update

Microsoft's Automatic Rifle Update service will force out Office 2007 Service Battalion 1 .

What makes this mean value for Office 2007 and Microsoft users in general? Well, it obviously intends that Microsoft is finally ready to state that the Office 2007 SP1 is ready for the masses. It's been available for , but the software system giant have been loath to utilize Automatic Update to dump it to the masses. Late last twelvemonth Microsoft confusing View and XP users.

The service battalion adds stableness to the business office suite as well as a few new characteristics including support for Windows Waiter 2008 and beefed up rapport between 2007's indigen data file format, Office Open XML and the formattings used by earlier editions of the suite.

If anything, this also turns out that Microsoft indeed cognizes that there are flaws releasing updates in an automatic update mode and is addressing that by almost testing the spots and service battalions on voluntary downloaders before putting in on the Automatic Rifle Update service.

It will also reportedly come up as a peal release, meaning not everyone will have got entree to Office 2007 SP1 by manner of Automatic Rifle Update at first. The first rollout will get on June 16. Microsoft did a similar peal release with Office 2003 SP3 which gave the clients clip to supply feedback and Microsoft to do accommodations before additional pushing out the release.

People rake on Microsoft pretty hardcore, but I believe the company rate at least a small recognition for taking the necessary stairway to guarantee a successful software system update. It won't always work, but Microsoft certain makes seek to do everything it can to make the roll-outs work.