> Sometimes the version number will show the update for just one or all Office > applications. Then sometimes the update will only show in the Microsoft > Component Plugin.
Aha. I think I get it. > Confused???? MS sure doesn't make it easy sometimes. The Entourage Help Page > tries to help with the confusion by showing what the current install should > show.To be sure that updates has been applied, check the info on the Version > Page. <http://www.entourage.mvps.org/version.html> Yes, it's confusing. The page you sent is very helpful, except that it doesn't show me what I might see if I only have my installation of Office X upgraded to v10.1.3. Which is fair enough, but it leads me to my other question... >> Also... activity on this list seems to be pretty positive about the 10.1.5 >> upgrade. >> >> However, I'm a little wary of doing this. When the prior update, 10.1.4, was >> released, I dutifully updated my installation of Office X. Over the next >> three weeks, I began to see some strange behavior on my Mac in general. For >> instance, I had troubles starting up, shutting down, and sudden crashes and >> freezes, often associated with trying to launch Microsoft Word. >> >> Frustrated, I pulled out my Microsoft CD and used it to *uninstall* Office >> X. I then reinstalled and updated everything to 10.1.3 (as mentioned above). >> My Mac is back to behaving like a well-respected citizen again. >> >> So naturaly I'm a bit gun-shy about moving ahead to 10.1.5. Any thoughts? Any takers? Thanks! Khoi -- To unsubscribe: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> archives: <http://www.mail-archive.com/entourage-talk%40lists.letterrip.com/> old-archive: <http://www.mail-archive.com/entourage-talk%40lists.boingo.com/>
