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Microsoft
Office Compatibility Pack
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Microsoft has added new file formats to
Microsoft Office Word, Excel, and PowerPoint 2007 to reduce
file size, improve security and reliability, and enhance
integration with external sources. To help ensure that you
can exchange documents between Microsoft Office releases,
Microsoft has developed a Compatibility Pack for the Office
Word, Office Excel, and Office PowerPoint 2007 File Formats.
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Microsoft
Internet Explorer 8
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Internet Explorer 8 helps protect you from today's threats, including malware and phishing, as well as emerging threats that can compromise your computer without your knowledge. Other browsers either don't offer you this level of protection or require you to download and configure third-party add-ons to get it, but with Internet Explorer 8 you get it right out of the box, and turned on by default.
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Firefox
3.5
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Things move quickly online, and we’ve beefed up the engine that runs Firefox to make sure you can keep up: Firefox 3.5 is more than twice as fast as Firefox 3, and ten times as fast as Firefox 2.* As a result, Web applications like email, photo sites and your favorite social networks will feel snappier and more responsive.
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Windows
Media Player 11
- Windows Media Player 11
offers great new ways to store and enjoy all of
your digital media. It's easier than ever to
access all of your music, video, pictures, and
recorded TV on your computer. Play it, view it,
organize it, and sync it to a portable device
for enjoying on the go, or share with devices
around your home - all from one place. Windows
Media Player 11 is designed to work with all
versions of Windows XP with Service Pack 2,
including Windows XP Home Edition and Windows XP
Professional.
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Daylight
Savings Time Update
- Beginning in 2007, daylight
saving time (DST) will be extended in the United
States. DST will start three weeks earlier on
March 11, 2007, and end one week later on
November 4, 2007. This results in a new DST
period that is four weeks longer than previously
observed. Unless certain updates are applied to
your computer, it is possible that the time zone
settings for your computer's system clock may be
incorrect during this four week period. In
particular, you must make sure that both your
Windows operating system and your calendar
programs are updated.
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