Microsoft have released a patch that fixes a number of issues around the performance of Outlook 2007.
Microsoft indicated that the problem stemmed from RSS feeds, email, and calendar files all being stored in the same .PSD file which as one might imagine could grow in size rather quickly depending on the user.
I loaded the patch and the performance increase is noticeable. Outlook 2007 does have an update facility, but it is unclear if this will be included, as it is not a security fix, also many people have the facility turned off. So i recommend you get the patch here.
3 responses to “Performance patch for Microsoft Outlook 2007”
A quick straw poll amongst my contacts, shows that many large companies are still using Outlook 2003.
What that says to me, is that despite M$’s wishes, there really is no functional reason to upgrade for many users.
Personally, I use Mozilla Thunderbird, and am thankful I have no need of Enterpise level scheduling to waste my time with endless meetings…
A quick straw poll amongst my contacts, shows that many large companies are still using Outlook 2003.
What that says to me, is that despite M$’s wishes, there really is no functional reason to upgrade for many users.
Personally, I use Mozilla Thunderbird, and am thankful I have no need of Enterpise level scheduling to waste my time with endless meetings…
Thank you for sharing!