Microsoft fixes IE patch again
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The fix, described in Microsoft support article ID 976749, was initially made available on October 28 and revised on Wednesday. It aims to rectify issues in the MS09-054 cumulative security update for Internet Explorer, which was included in the Patch Tuesday batch of security updates sent out on 13 October.
People will encounter problems with the original MS09-054 patch depending on various criteria, Microsoft said. If Internet Explorer 8 is running in standards mode, it will miscalculate the top position of an object in the browser window. In addition, Internet Explorer will encounter scripting errors when visiting web pages that use VBScript or a combination of VBScript and Javascript.
For more, read "Microsoft releases unscheduled fix for IE update from ZDNet UK.
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A Patch To Fix A Patch
Microsoft is up to its old tricks again.
itanalyst2@...4th Nov 2009 -
Yes, Microsoft IS up to its old tricks...
... fixing things that don't work, repairing broken code, and generally looking after its customers.
Too bad they can't do the same for you. (Fixing things that don't work)
Confused by religion4th Nov 2009 -
@Confused by religion
Why would someone buy code that's br0k3n?
^o^
n0neXn0ne4th Nov 2009 -
http://green.cx
Maybe for the same reason people buy books about
saving money?
Green.cx4th Nov 2009 -
Circular logic...
"repairing broken code" whose sole purpose was to repair broken code. If I took my car to a repairman and had to take it back a second time because his fix broke something else, I may or may not give him a second chance to keep me as a customer in the future. If it happened a second time, not only would he never get me as a customer again, but I'd make sure all my friends and family members knew about it so that they could make up their own minds whether to consider him in the future. It's unfortunate that companies sometimes get too big for this kind of shoddy service to really matter anymore. Our airline companies enjoy life without any real standards for service. Our electricity companies are in the same boat. Many of our cable companies and local telephone services as well. And then there's this. The bigger the customer base, the less quality service seems to matter.
jasonp@...4th Nov 2009 -
No More Microsoft Software Ever!4th Nov 2009 -
Microsoft and their fanbois suck! They constantly attack my router!
Reset...o.k. But every 12 hours they attack and shut down my searches (except Bing works fine!).
You guys need to sell based on WANT not on destruction! Get over it MS guys! You LOST!
Microsoft SUCKS.No More Microsoft Software Ever!4th Nov 2009 -
RE: Microsoft fixes IE patch again
M$, how is that H1B and outsourced programing labor working out for you?
gertruded4th Nov 2009 -
RE: Microsoft fixes IE patch again
Everyone always wants to put down people & companies. I prefer to look at it that they are always striving to make it better. How could anyone foresee EVERY problem with a piece of software what other software in the future may do? (1/2 full not 1/2 empty attitude)
JAWSr4th Nov 2009 -
RE: Microsoft fixes IE patch again
Welcome to patching.
chromeronin5th Nov 2009
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