Microsoft has announced that it will start pushing Office 2007 Service Pack 2 (SP2) to customers this month.
In an entry to the Windows Server Update Services (WSUS) blog, Cecilia Cole, a Microsoft program manager, said that the service pack would be posted to the update service in April. She did not name an exact date, but said that more information would be published on an Office-specific blog "later this month".
When Microsoft releases updates for WSUS users - who are almost exclusively enterprises that feed their systems patches from their own servers - it also makes those same updates available on Microsoft Update, the similar service for consumers and small businesses. Microsoft Update, a superset of the better-known Windows Update, provides patches for Windows and some of its other software, notably Office.
Microsoft first talked up Office 2007 SP2 nearly six months ago, when it said it would ship the update between February and April 2009.
Office 2007 debuted at retail in January 2007, concurrent with the launch of Windows Vista.
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