Article ID : 932590 FIX:Windows based apps that use TZ environment

Dose anyone know why this was not included as a Software Optional update in
the Microsoft automatic updates website? Did anyone else know it was released?
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T. Rob Astle

Does this explain why ? :

> Note If you have an application that uses the Microsoft C runtime (CRT) library, an update
> may be required. The recent updates for the CRT do not represent a newly discovered effect
> on products that were already listed in previous product-specific statements from Microsoft.
> However, the CRT updates are available for *developers* to update their applications.

> The CRT update and the Windows operating system update differ in the following ways:
> • The Windows operating system update enables Windows to recognize DST changes correctly by
> using the new DST rules for 2007. Microsoft generally recommends this update for every
> user.
> • When applications call CRT libraries after you install the CRT update, the CRT libraries
> use DST 2007 rules to handle dates correctly. The CRT itself is not an application. A user
> does not directly interact with the CRT. Instead, the CRT is a DLL that custom applications
> use.

It's all Greek to me. <w>

MowGreen [MVP 2003-2008]
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*-343-* FDNY
Never Forgotten
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arob1998 wrote:

> Dose anyone know why this was not included as a Software Optional update in
> the Microsoft automatic updates website? Did anyone else know it was released?

Thanks. The confirmation that the Junk E-Mail folder is just a regular folder
helped me fix the problem.

I just turned off the Junk E-Mail rule under the "Organize" button and then
repointed the automatic send feature to the newly created "Junk E- Mail"
folder and turnned the rule back on. Thanks for you assistance.
--
T. Rob Astle


"MowGreen [MVP]" wrote:

> Does this explain why ? :
>
> > Note If you have an application that uses the Microsoft C runtime (CRT) library, an update
> > may be required. The recent updates for the CRT do not represent a newly discovered effect
> > on products that were already listed in previous product-specific statements from Microsoft.
> > However, the CRT updates are available for *developers* to update their applications.
>
> > The CRT update and the Windows operating system update differ in the following ways:
> > • The Windows operating system update enables Windows to recognize DST changes correctly by
> > using the new DST rules for 2007. Microsoft generally recommends this update for every
> > user.
> > • When applications call CRT libraries after you install the CRT update, the CRT libraries
> > use DST 2007 rules to handle dates correctly. The CRT itself is not an application. A user
> > does not directly interact with the CRT. Instead, the CRT is a DLL that custom applications
> > use.
>
> It's all Greek to me. <w>
>
> MowGreen [MVP 2003-2008]
> ===============
> *-343-* FDNY
> Never Forgotten
> ===============
>
>
>
> arob1998 wrote:
>
> > Dose anyone know why this was not included as a Software Optional update in
> > the Microsoft automatic updates website? Did anyone else know it was released?
>