Release the Outlook 2007 freeze fix

Microsoft has just released an update for Outlook 2007 designed to speed up the software, helping to overcome its sluggishness, which has faced many critics from tech and people. use.

The 8.3 Mb update will allow accelerated download of messages from Exchange email server software and minimize temporary freezing as a result of deleting messages sent or copied They are from one directory to another, according to Jessica Arnold, Outlook program director.

It also allows Outlook 2007 users to move between messages more quickly and simultaneously launch programs faster than they can.

The complaints surrounding Outlook 2007 are the tendency to freeze while executing tasks, sometimes causing users to lose characters if they type too quickly, this error has begun to get many people. mentioned on blogs and forums since before the software was released in November 2006.

Most problems do not manifest as the consequence of weak PC power or the failure of the email server configuration. Furthermore, most of the problems are due to changes under the addition of new functions for Outlook 2007 such as setting the RSS index for faster and more convenient search.

Arnold gives an example, the current RSS news update function for the ability to download information and store in users' local databases as .PST files. The files are also a place to store emails and calendar data, which can make them swell up to a few gigabytes for some users, making them read or write very slowly. electronic on the computer.

Meanwhile, the Outlook 2007 email index, which gives search results close to the most keywords, can also cause delays even if the software runs a single platform application.

The update is downloaded here. When users download the fix, they will also be notified to download another patch to prevent a possible problem in the Outlook 2007 address book.

Vu Anh Tu