Office 2007 Enterprise Here's the list of fixes in

I linked to an AeroXP post this morning listing scorching fixes for Windows Vista provided in two new Information Base postings. The AeroXP post is gone now. Poof!
So in case you wanted the checklist of what;s in there,Office 2007 Enterprise, here it truly is. I grabbed it from NVNews.Net. I am posting the Vista fix pack function record here in situation it in some way disappears once more:
938979 Vista Efficiency and Reliability Pack
This update resolves quite a few individual issues which may possibly be impacting some computers operating Windows Vista. These problems have already been reported by customers making use of the Error Reporting company,Windows 7 Home Basic, item support,Office Professional, or other implies. Setting up this update will enhance the efficiency and responsiveness for some scenarios and improves reliability of Windows Vista in a variety of scenarios. Some examples with the enhancements contained on this update are:
o Improves performance in resuming back to the desktop from your Photograph and Windows Energy screensaver.
o Resolves an problem where some secured web pages employing state-of-the-art protection technologies could possibly not get shown in Web Explorer on Windows Vista.
o Resolves an issue where a shared printer may perhaps not get set up when the printer is linked to a Windows XP or Windows Server 2003 program and Consumer Access Manage is disabled on the Vista consumer.
o Resolves an issue exactly where creating AVI files on Vista could possibly get corrupted.
o Improves the performance in calculating the ‘estimated time remaining’ when copying/moving huge files.
o Improves overall performance in bringing up Login Display after resuming from Hibernate.
o Resolves an issue exactly where synchronization of offline files to a server can get corrupted.
o Resolves a compatibility problem with RAW pictures developed by Canon EOS 1D/1DS Digital SLR Camera which can lead to data loss. This only impacts RAW images produced by these two specific camera designs.
o Resolves an issue where a computer can lose its default Gateway address when resuming from rest mode.
o Improves the performance when copying or moving whole directories containing large amounts of data or files.
o Improves the performance of Vista’s Memory Supervisor in particular client situations and prevents some issues which may result in memory corruption.
938194 Vista Compatibility and Reliability Pack
o Improved reliability and compatibility of Vista when used with more recent graphics cards in various certain situations and configurations.
o Improved reliability when working with external displays on the laptop.
o Increased compatibility with countless video clip drivers.
o Improved visual look of video games with great intensity graphics.
o Improved quality of playback for HD-DVD and Blue-Ray disks on massive monitors.
o Improved reliability for World wide web Explorer when some third party toolbars are set up on Vista.
o Improved Vista reliability in networking configuration situations.
o Improved the reliability of Windows Calendar in Vista.
o Enhanced reliability of systems that were upgraded from XP to Vista.
o Increased compatibility with lots of printer drivers.
o Elevated reliability and efficiency of Vista when getting into rest and resuming from rest.
These seem to become countless with the fixes that can be part with the Vista Company Pack (SP) 1, that is expected to enter public beta testing a while quickly. Microsoft made these fix packs readily available to picked testers about July twenty.
Why the secrecy about these correct packs? All I can do is refer you to Microsoft;s statement on seeking to eliminate SP1 disinformation. That;s all the company will say officially and publicly for now.
Update on July 31: One additional piece of information and facts from Microsoft, via a spokesperson,Windows 7 Pro Key, nowadays:
“We plan to make these two updates (KB938194 and KB938979) broadly available via Windows Update in the near future.”
Various outlets, including my ZDNet blogging colleague Adrian Kingsley-Hughes,Microsoft Office 2010 Professional, are reporting that Microsoft will push these out on August 14, Patch Tuesday. So far, Microsoft officials are not corroborating that date for me.