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This program reflects the Strong Microsoft preference to
have the user accept auto updateing. If you want to stick
to manual updateing it is not on the front screen, you
have to click on File then Update.(after seaching the busy
front screen that is sceaming at you about the fact that
you have turned off auto updates. Frankly, this increasing
obsesion that Microsoft has of trying to push people into
auto update mode, and making it increasingly difficult to
retain control over you updates is becomming VERY
annouying. I suggest a balanced presentation giving the
user Equal facility to use manual update both with this
and windows other products.
Also, when IT IS doing the update process, IT LOCKS Update
window for a long time, giving the impression of an
application hang.
have the user accept auto updateing. If you want to stick
to manual updateing it is not on the front screen, you
have to click on File then Update.(after seaching the busy
front screen that is sceaming at you about the fact that
you have turned off auto updates. Frankly, this increasing
obsesion that Microsoft has of trying to push people into
auto update mode, and making it increasingly difficult to
retain control over you updates is becomming VERY
annouying. I suggest a balanced presentation giving the
user Equal facility to use manual update both with this
and windows other products.
Also, when IT IS doing the update process, IT LOCKS Update
window for a long time, giving the impression of an
application hang.