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WARNING: MCP people decided to write custom codes in NSS in order to solve https://github.com/MoonchildProductions/UXP/issues/82, while I want to stick with mozilla's upstream NSS, so MCP NSS will not be in my builds and switching profiles from official 28.6.0(not released yet, can't confirm official unstable version right now) build to my build may cause stored passwords being lost.

It's always a dilemma trying to reorganise something after such a long time, already or almost too late, instead of considering future problems right from the beginning. Have no easy solution either, just wanna mention two little points: If I see it right, the single topics have no subforum key in their URL? That would mean externally stored links keep working, regardless if topics are later moved around to other subforums (RT browsers? Mozilla browsers? Whatever? Back and forth across forum?) The most important thing is just to have separate topics at all. And not breaking stored links is especially important for those Help-Support links of course. Not sure if you discovered already one can just open the forum with this very handy link, named "All Activity", and it shows all recent posts? https://msfn.org/board/discover/ RT is already posting in a variety of different topics across the forums, that looks like he's simply watching "all" too, not just "monitoring single topics" (which would be a pain of course)

https://www.dropbox.com/s/j0zdwe4woufmp80/OFFXPPostSP3.zip I found this ZIP from a while ago if anyone's still running Office 2002, I think one exists by the same uploader for Office 2000. Dunno really if it's relevant, though. What would probably be the most useful contribution to the thread would be a ZIP archive (probably one per collected language) that contains the update files sorted out by what they apply to and then a set of batch scripts that automates the process if that's possible for the user's needs. Possibly with this as some kind of file structure for the archive: / /2009-April 2014 /Windows /NET Framework (2.0-3.5) /NET Framework (4.0) /Internet Explorer 8 /Media Player 11 /Miscellaneous /May 2014-April 2019 /Windows /NET Framework (2.0-3.5) /NET Framework (4.0) /Internet Explorer 8 /Media Player 11 /Miscellaneous /Microsoft Office /2000 /2002 /2003 /2007 /2010 /Office Compatibility Pack /Binaries /Essential /Optional /Scripts The binaries folder would contain probably SP3 itself, IE8, .NET in Important, and WMP11, TweakUI and anything else can belong in Optional, I guess? If anyone has any suggestions for tweaking this or has a better idea I'd like to hear it. Wish I was capable though of knowing all my way around this stuff though :P