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Microsoft Office 2011 SP2 is once again available via AutoUpdate. The company has addressed multiple issues, notably a bug that stopped the conversion to the new Outlook database format.

Microsoft has stopped pushing Office 2011 SP2 via the AutoUpdate mechanism due to problems affecting a minority of users.

Microsoft has released a wide-ranging update for Office for Mac 2011 in the form of Service Pack 2.

This month Microsoft released six bulletins on Patch Tuesday, addressing a total of 11 vulnerabilities. Four of the bulletins are rated critical, so break out any remaining Easter eggs to cheer you up while you get patching.

Some may argue that the recent outage of the Microsoft Office 365 online service on Wednesday across major centres in the US was a major embarrassment for the software behemoth. But was it really or was it a vindication of the company's legacy in-house software model?

Senator Mathias Cormann LP, the Shadow Assistant Treasurer and Shadow Minister for Financial Services and Superannuation, is speaking at IQPC's Process Automation for Super Funds 2011 to be held in Melbourne on the 27-28th September.

Microsoft has issued just four security bulletins this month, and only one is regarded as critical. A total of 22 vulnerabilities are addressed.

The first paying custoner for Microsoft's Office 365 cloud service signed up in Australia at 11.55pm last night. Microsoft launched its Office 365 cloud service here in conjunction with Telstra.

Apple's mobile iWork office suite (Pages, Numbers and Keynote) has been available for the iPad from the start, and now it has finally come to the iPhone and iPod Touch, specially tweaked for smaller screens.

The Business Software Alliance reckons software piracy is at record levels in Australia. And we're not alone - worldwide rates are the second highest since the Alliance's Piracy Study began.

Along with a critical security update for Windows Server, Microsoft has patched the Windows version of PowerPoint to overcome an important vulnerability. But where's the update for the same issue in PowerPoint for Mac?

Apple's latest set of security updates covers a relatively short list of issues, but Mac OS X and iOS are both affected, along with Safari for Mac and Windows.

I don't know how many people will be affected by this, but I've discovered that if you've been sending plain text emails through Outlook 2011 viaAppleScript, you'll need to make a small change to your script(s) after applying Service Pack 1.

April 2011 brings Easter, Anzac Day, a royal wedding... and an unusually busy Patch Tuesday from Microsoft.

17 security bulletins have been scheduled for release by Microsoft next week. That will be one of the biggest releases ever, and while it equals the number issued in December 2010 the proportion of critical bulletins is much higher this month.

Microsoft has revealed that Office for Mac 2011 Service Pack 1 will be released next week, and will include much-awaited calendar syncing. But there is a snag.

Microsoft has released three security bulletins this month, one rated critical, the other two important.

The updated Cadac Organice product suite includes new features and improvements and is compatible with Microsoft SharePoint 2010 and Office 2010

Microsoft this week issued a dozen security bulletins addressing 22 vulnerabilities in Windows, Internet Explorer, Internet Information Service and Internet Explorer. The company also released a so-called non-security update that has everything to do with security.

As much as Microsoft would like everyone to have a Windows Phone 7 handset, it realises a lot of people have chosen the iPhone. The company's latest app for Apple's mobile devices is a mobile version of OneNote.