Microsoft Releases Office 2007 SP2

Microsoft released Office 2007 Service Pack 2 on Tuesday, bringing with it built-in support for standardized document formats and a slew of other tweaks like improved Outlook performance.With the new service pack, Microsoft adds native Open Document Format support to the Office suite, a pledge Microsoft made last May. In moving to support ODF — a rival standard to the largely Microsoft-developed Office Open XML — Microsoft hopes to hold onto large customers, especially governments, that are beginning to require ODF support in their productivity suites. The move is also likely intended to stave off continued antitrust concerns in some parts of the world.

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