Microsoft has released (in February of this year) a cumulative update for Office that is a pre-release of fixes due in Service Pack 2. I have been running this for a few weeks now and the biggest changes in this update are these:
Outlook Improvements
- Improved responsiveness (reduced I/O disk usage and improved UI response time)
- Decreased Outlook startup time
- GREATLY improved exit/shutdown time (this one is HUGE since it resolves the issue with Outlook not really shutting down when you ask it to).
- Improved performance for folder and view changes
- General reliability of calendar updates especially in delegate manager scenarios
General Improvements
- Reduced Data File Checks (this is noticed when you see the message "The data file <file name> was not closed properly…")
- Improved search reliability
- Fewer duplicate RSS items
- General security improvements
A full list of improvements and fixes included in this update are available at: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/968009/
The update is available on request from this site: http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=961752
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