> Ilya Koulchin wrote:
>

>> Rainald Taesler wrote:

>>> Is there an update which fixes things in OneNote?
>>> When did it appear?

>>
>> The update was released this past Tuesday. It has a security fix in
>> it, so it is listed as a security update, but it also includes a
>> number of SharePoint performance updates and some bug fixes.

>
> Thanks a lot for the info, Ilya!
> Good to hear that possibly some of the oddities with storage of
> ON-notebooks on devices connected over the internet might be a thing of
> the past.
> Let's watch the postings complaining about problems ;-)
>

>>> Any further information on this in any blog or so?

>>
>> I don't think there is a blog entry, but you should be able to find
>> the information if you search for the KB number (sorry, don't have
>> it handy) on Microsoft's support site. *]

>
> I had meanwhile checked the updates.
> The update history on my main machine shows 13 updates installed
> yesterday and the day before yesterday.
>
> Among them - besides some "Office" updates and several things for
> Vista - there was a "Security Update for Microsoft OneNote (KB950130)".
> I guess that's it.
> Double-clicking on it opens a MsgBox referring to a security issue and
> pointing to
> "Security Update for Microsoft Office OneNote 2007 (KB950130)"
> http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=8AC3576C-7873-4AC6-8BBC...
>
> The KB-article says hardly anything.
> Still I'd hope that the storage problems (files read-only etc., etc.)
> might be fixed with that.
>
> Thanks again, dear Ilya, for telling us.
>
> Rainald
> *] Easy enough to see the KB number: As said above, just double-clicking
> on the entry in the list of installed updates reveals the info
> P.S. It would be very nice if the ON-community in the future might be
> given information about patches and/or other updates by an announcement
> *in*here* (this NG) - the more as
> (a) announcements on such updates are not to be found on the MS Office
> homepage,
> (b) important changes might have happened (so in the case of storage on
> web-devices) and
> (c) quite some folks are afraid of installing updates due to
> SendToOneNote-printer problems and the general impression that updates
> might be the cause of the problems.
>
>