Office 2007 sp2

[cavillas]

Service Pack 2 for Office 2007 has just been released for dowbload.
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=b444bf18-79ea-46c6-8a81-9db49b4ab6e5&displaylang=en

[Rik]

Downloaded, Alf. 246MB here.

[Gary]

279MB here, and god that was boring at whatever time in the morning we all did that 

[Rik]

About 1am for most of us, wasn't it, Gary?

[Gary]

About 1am for most of us, wasn't it, Gary?

I think it was, no wonder I feel tired today

[Rik]

 

I've given up sleep for Lent - next year...

[Gary]

I've given up sleep for Lent - next year...

[cavillas]

I'm gonna give up lent for sleep myself.

[Rik]

That's a much better option, Alf.

[Sebby]

I wonder if SP2 is just all the patches to date, or whether anything else has changed.

[Rik]

Yes or maybe.

[Rik]

Answers here, maybe:

http://www.microsoft.com/presspass/press/2008/may08/05-21ExpandedFormatsPR.mspx

[Sebby]

And here:

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/953195

[Rik]

Which probably explains the size of the patch.

[Sebby]

Indeed.

I just noticed on The Register that Vista SP2 has RTM'd.

[Rik]

Now I am excited.

[Ray]

Well my Outlook 2007 seems to start up a lot quicker than it did before the update.  

[Sebby]

Now I am excited.

You won't believe this, but a prerequisite is that SP1 is installed. One user on The Register has commented:

Good to see Microsoft moving backwards with technology.

No slipstreaming, non-cumulative service packs....

I'm sorry, I thought this was 2009, not 1989.

[Ray]

Now I am excited.

Now, now, Rik, calm down it's bad for your BP.  

[Rik]

My BP only reaches 120/70 when I get excited, Ray, the rest of the time it's nearer 100/50.

[Glenn]

Mine is normally at 128/76

[Rik]

Perfectly healthy, Glenn. I'm on the low side.

[Baz]

270MB 

what they put in it 

RTM'd ?

[Rik]

Released to manufacture - when the code starts to get put on DVDs, Baz.

[Baz]

Ah right   

[Sebby]

It has already been leaked onto the internet (in fact, I managed to get hold of it today and applied it to a friend's machine).

[Gary]

My BP only reaches 120/70 when I get excited, Ray, the rest of the time it's nearer 100/50.

Mines 120/32 which the doctor was surprised at, also I had to blow into that peak flow meter thing to check lung capacity because of the nature of my medication, I hit 800, end of the scale.  The nurses face was a picture, all my years of mountain biking and cycling in general paid off in the end.

[Rik]

32 is extra low, Gary, the lowest I've gone in 45, but I tend to fall over when getting up if it's down there.

[Gary]

32 is extra low, Gary, the lowest I've gone in 45, but I tend to fall over when getting up if it's down there.

Probably because of the meds I'm on Rik or I got the figure wrong could have been 55, and it was taken after a bunch of them so I can't remember properly now that I try to    I did nearly pass out that week, normally it must be higher but they were not that concerned, which makes me think I got it wrong 

[Rik]

Normally, if it's at 32, they'd be treating you for shock.

[Gary]

Normally, if it's at 32, they'd be treating you for shock.

I think they wanted to treat themselves when they saw me Rik, let alone took my blood pressure  Had confirmation it 120/55 from Justina after bugging her at work, normaly its about 120/65 I guess the high level of Oxycodone lowers my BP Rik, along with the Clonazepam  but they were happy as I am over weight......still 

[Rik]

I'm obese, still (but getting back to overweight!!!), but since I've been on the ACE inhibitor it's been under 120/60 for most of the time, averaging 110/56. Before the ACE, I still only measured 120/70. All these years I've monitored my BP because I thought it would give me an early warning of any problems.

[Glenn]

I just read the side effects of the pill I take everyday

    * chills, infection
    * dark urine, decreased urination (oliguria)
    * difficulty swallowing or breathing (signs of angioedema), allergic reaction (anaphylaxis)
    * hoarseness
    * itching
    * rapid weight gain, stomach pain
    * yellowing of skin or eyes (jaundice)

    * abdominal pain, bloating, vomiting
    * chest pain or tightness, dizziness, lightheadedness, fainting (syncope)
    * dry cough
    * fever
    * joint pain
    * rash

    * diarrhea, loss of taste, nausea
    * drowsiness, headache, tiredness
    * Change in mood/ irrational behaviour
    * blurred vision
    * muscle cramps
    * Fainting / Blackouts

Apart from that it's fine

[Rik]

I always like the ones that say things like "Can cause constipation or diarrhoea". You'd think they could make up their minds, wouldn't you.

[Baz]

good thread guys but who has any tips and tutorials or even how do you tweak constipation or diarrhoea 

[Rik]

We are very eclectic, Baz. Movicol or loperamide, depending on need.