The real patch

nf0 was kind enough to post the actual link to the Outlook patch in the forum. Thanks!

I was too busy to really look through the news story about it carefully and completely missed the fact that, once again, the news story didn’t provide an actual link to the patch. It would be helpful if they would do stuff like that.

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