#Microsoft error reporting 2.2.9 update#
#Microsoft error reporting 2.2.9 driver#

Q255606 Excel XLM macro security update.Q249881 Word Malformed Conversion Data Vulnerability Patch.Q238918 Internet Explorer Document Open Confirmation Tool.

#Microsoft error reporting 2.2.9 driver#

Q238445 ODBC Driver Vulnerability Security Update.

Q222180 Office 97 Unique Identifier Patch.

Q214757 Forms 2.0 Control Security Patch.

Schedule+ Version 7.5 Year 2000 Update*.

Schedule+ Version 7.0a Year 2000 Update*.

Schedule+ Version 7.0 Year 2000 Update*.

Q151186 Updated Jet DLLs for Access 95 and Jet 3.0.

Windows Installer 2.0 - Windows 95, 98, Millennium : NT 4.0 Windows Installer 3.1 - Windows 2000, XP, 2003 RTM.

Users of smaller suites or stand-alone Office products should selectively choose updates. Items with a * may not be required by all users of the broadest common denominator, standard Office suite for each edition. Want to download all of these updates from us? If you would like to make a donation to help towards our running costs, we will provide you with a download link to the files. With the release of Windows CE in 1997, Schedule+ 7 was provided on the Windows CE CD along with HPC Explorer and later Windows CE Services.

However at this stage Schedule+ remained a stand alone program. Was jumped to version 7 and included as the PIM client to Office 95. Later on Schedule+ was expanded and when Microsoft started seriously thinking about delivering an integrated Office suite. All of which were components of Windows 3 / NT 3 and Windows 95 / NT4. 'Mail' (not to be confused with MS Mail & News which became Outlook Express), the later Windows Exchange module 'Inbox' and Schedule+. Outlook came to exist through the merging of 3 programs. Before Office 97, the PIM and e-mail functionality of office and indeed Windows was a little hazy. However Outlook 97 is not supported by ActiveSync and so cannot be used in conjunction with your Handheld PC. Outlook has not always been a part of the Office suite of products. At the heart of the Handheld PC experience is Microsoft's Personal Information Manager (PIM) and corporate e-mail solution, Microsoft Outlook. Updates can provide enhanced performance, new features, bug fixes and security updates. Like Windows, Office is susceptible to security problems and every effort should be made to update Microsoft Office or indeed any office suite with product updates, patches and fixes. Microsoft Office Patching & Updates Guide CESD|200231