From: Adam Flinton 

John Cuccia wrote:
> You can use the Control Panel Automatic Updates applet to turn off
> Automatic Updates, and/or you can stop and disable the Automatic
> Updates service.
>
>

I have no reason not to wish to pick up IE fixes etc however (A) We're not
supposed to have SP2 yet (B) I don't want to sign a EULA for a fix to an
existing product.

i.e. I want IE etc fixes but I want to knock SP2 off the list until I
decide I want it (which might be never as I'm a gnat's foreskin from
booting just to mandrake).

What annoys is that cancel doesn't. I.e. once the SP2 has been dl'ed then
the assumption is that you really do want it & "cancel"
really means "later".




Adam


> On Wed, 22 Sep 2004 12:31:02 +0100, Adam Flinton
>  wrote:
>
>
>>Dear All,
>>
>>I have no wish to install SP2 but would still like any IE or whatever
>>updates.
>>
>>Now that I appear to have d/l'ed SP2, I have a constant little icon on
>>my quick start bar thing & I get a "How do you want to
install updates?"
>>pop up periodically.
>>
>>Do I have to install SP2 to get any further fixes?
>>
>>If I click no I don't accept the new EULA does it disappear?
>>
>>TIA
>>
>>Adam
>
>

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