Joining Microsoft\’s announcement that the Windows XP Service Pack 2, scheduled for automatic delivery on August 16th and subsequently postponed for at least another nine days, is a list published by the software giant of around 50 applications that are having problems with SP2. If you\’re a home user it might be a matter of a little frustration, but this list could be quite valuable if you\’re in charge of more than your personal box:

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No tags for this poststyle="max-width:300px" />>Joining Microsoft\’s announcement that the Windows XP Service Pack 2, scheduled for automatic delivery on August 16th and subsequently postponed for at least another nine days, is a list published by the software giant of around 50 applications that are having problems with SP2. If you\’re a home user it might be a matter of a little frustration, but this list could be quite valuable if you\’re in charge of more than your personal box:

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