Microsoft Office SP1 available for download

Posted Dec 11th 2007 11:00AM by Brad Linder
Filed under: Windows, Office, Microsoft

Microsoft is releasing Office 2007 Service Pack 1 today. You should theoretically be able to download it from Microsoft's site, although the download link wasn't working properly this morning. Sometime in the next 3-6 months Microsoft will push SP1 through Windows Update.

Office 2007 SP1 packs a bunch of bug fixes, including the infamous Excel calculation bug. Of course, that bug was already fixed in October, but like all Microsoft Service Packs, this one includes all the important hotfixes since Office 2007 was first released as well as a few new goodies.

The update also packs some stability, security and performance updates. You can read the complete list of changes in the Service Pack 1 whitepaper.

[via OfficeRocker!]

Tags: office-2007, office-2007-sp1, service-pack

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

12-12-2007 @ 12:53AM

moby said...

I got it today and it does nothing to improve the incredibly sluggish heavy RAM intensive presence of any of the Office Suite programs. I've always been an Office fan but making the switch w/the 2007 versions. A complete waste of upgrade money.

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