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Microsoft has told choose testers to expect this week a near-final Release Candidate (RC) check build of Windows Vista Services Pack 2 (SP2).Microsoft released on February 19 the RC construct of each Vista SP2 and Windows Server 2008 SP2 to testers with accessibility to Microsoft Connect,Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2007, based on Ars Technica. Microsoft will broaden the pool of folks with entry to the RC inside the following 48 hrs,Windows 7 Code/, Ars said,Office Professional 2010 Key, and can make it accessible by way of Windows Update.The develop quantity for the RC is 6002.16670.090130,Microsoft Office Enterprise 2007, based on Ars. Microsoft delivered an escrow build of the Vista SP2 RC to testers in late January.SP2 is primarily a collection of bug fixes and updates to Vista SP1. On the server aspect, SP2 adds built-in Hyper-V assistance to Windows Server 2008. (Microsoft considers the last release of Windows Server 2008 to currently be SP1,Office 2007 Pro, for those who had been wondering exactly where SP1 for server is/was.)Microsoft isn;t saying much in regards to the RC releases. Here;s the firm;s official statement from a firm spokesperson:“Microsoft distributed notification of an update to Windows Vista and Windows Server 2008 SP2 testers in an effort to gain additional feedback. We continuously engage with our partners and testers around the development of support packs and we will track customer and partner feedback from the beta program before setting a last date for distribution. We will have more to share on Windows Vista and Windows Server 2008 SP2 soon and are targeting ultimate delivery in Q2 2009.”Unofficial word is the Softies are aiming to deliver the ultimate SP2 for Vista and Windows Server 2008 in April. April also is the rumored delivery-date target for that public Release Candidate for Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 (Windows 7 Server).