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this most probably came with an office update not a windows update. but i am unable to tie it down to any specific update. is it possible to copy this file from your pc adn e-mail it to teh person that needs it and have them rename the one they are currently using and replace it woth yours?
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this most probably came with an office update not a windows update. but i am unable to tie it down to any specific update. is it possible to copy this file from your pc adn e-mail it to teh person that needs it and have them rename the one they are currently using and replace it woth yours?

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How can I find what files are included in a Windows Update, or how can I find out what Update updates a particular file?<br />
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I've downloaded all of the Windows Updates on my machine, one of them updated tabctl32.ocx.<br />
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I need to know which update it was, as I need someone else to download that particular update.<br />
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Thanks in advance
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How can I find what files are included in a Windows Update, or how can I find out what Update updates a particular file?

I've downloaded all of the Windows Updates on my machine, one of them updated tabctl32.ocx.

I need to know which update it was, as I need someone else to download that particular update.

Thanks in advance

What files in Windows Update patch?

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