Updates > Office Home > Updates > Office Articles Understanding Office XP Service Pack 3 and an important warning OutlookPower Magazine - March 2004 Early last week Microsoft released Office XP Service Pack 3 along with security bulletin MS04-009. The exploit described in the security bulletin affects only Outlook 2002 SP2, so updating to SP3 takes care of one worry but may create more problems. Office System 2003 has arrived OutlookPower Magazine - October 2003 The day we've all been waiting for has finally arrived -- Office System 2003 is officially available at your local retailers. The kick off is a launch party in New York City, and our own intrepid Contributing Editor, Diane Poremsky is present at the festivities. Bill Gates and Jeff Raikes, Vice President in Microsoft's Productivity and Business Services Group, are the keynote speakers and many members of the Office development team are here as well. Read this article for the latest scoop! An exciting week with SoBig, Blaster, and a new Office OutlookPower Magazine - August 2003 The past couple of weeks were really exciting for users and administrators. Users get the fun stuff (i.e., Office 2003) while admins gets the dirty work: cleaning up after viruses and securing the network. Office 2003 beta 2 refresh is out OutlookPower Magazine - June 2003 The beta 2 refresh for Office 2003 is now available on the Office update site, and in this week's PowerTip, Diane Poremsky discusses the installation procedure. She also talks about a unique quirk in the new reading pane in Outlook. Outlook and 0ffice XP's Service Pack 2 OutlookPower Magazine - September 2002 Contributing Editor Diane Poremsky takes a look at Office XP Service Pack 2. Find out what Outlook bug fixes are included in this update.

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