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All previously released updates are included in the
service pack and the following new issues are addressed by SP1.
Note
that some, but not all, of the forms cache issues affecting Outlook
should be corrected by the installation of SP1.
Outlookcode.com has
more information on what's fixed with the forms cache and what is
still broken.
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General Information
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SP1 corrects an issue that
has annoyed many Outlook users--attachment names didn't print if the
message was HTML. Now, attachment names are printed for all message
formats when you print out your email. Another change in printing
means you no longer need to open an HTML message to print it, you
can select and print all messages from the message list.
SP1 removes the Internet Free/Busy option from Outlook 2003.
Microsoft is ending the internet free/busy service in October due to
lack of use. You'll still be able to share free/busy over the
internet but need to use your own site for the free/busy data. For
more information on the changes to the Internet Free/busy service,
see
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=842166
Some of the other, more common problems fixed by SP1 include issues
where creating rules in OWA caused Outlook's rules is disappear, or
inserting HTML items into an email message only inserted the header.
Both of these issues were corrected and your rules and the item body
won't disappear. Also, now only Active tasks should print when you
print the Taskpad with the calendar, not the completed tasks.
Outlook 2003 SP1 handles multiple POP3 accounts on the same server
better, eliminating timeout problems when downloading new messages.
If your POP3 server supports UIDL or TOP, Outlook will now properly
delete the messages from the server instead of downloading them
multiple times.
Outlook 2003 adds calendar logging to Outlook. For more information
on this new option, see
Things to consider when you use the Calendar logging feature in Outlook 2003. Another logging
improvement in SP1 is the text "(logging enabled)" is added to the
title bar when logging is enabled. Because logging can cause
instability, you should only use it long enough to collect the
information you need and this serves as a great reminder that you
have logging enabled.
Previously, when you canceled the Configuration Wizard, Outlook
started in Personal Information Management (PIM) mode, which doesn't
have email accounts. This caused a lot of problems and confusion for
users. With SP1 installed Outlook brings up a dialog for user to
create a profile when they open Outlook after canceling the wizard.
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Junk E-mail
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SP1 changes how the Junk Email filter works. Previously, Rules
processed messages ahead of the Junk email filter and only messages
not handled by rules were processed by the spam filter. SP1 runs the
junk filter on all messages before processing the messages using the
Rules Wizard. While this is a good thing for people who use multiple
accounts and moves messages to different folders, it may require
users to add more addresses to their Safe Senders list to avoid spam
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More Information
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Outlook 2003 SP1 reports version number 11.6359.6360 in Help,
About Microsoft Office Outlook but the X-Mailer field in
Internet headers lists it as version 11.0.5363.
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This page is printer friendly Updated
Apr 09 2008
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