http://www.microsoft-watch.com/artic...129TX1K0000535

Microsoft is working overtime on a fix to the memory leak bug that is
causing some Tablet PC customers' machines to overflow with virtual ink,
according to company officials. "It's unclear for now how we'll deliver the
fix," acknowledged Frank Gocinski, ISV and business-development manager for
Microsoft's mobile platforms division. Microsoft has no imminent plans to
deliver a new Tablet PC service pack, he said. But the company might just
post the fix, as soon as it is available, to the Tablet Web site for
download, he said. There's no ETA yet on the fix, Gocinski said.

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Jeffrey W. Roach wrote:
> http://www.microsoft-watch.com/artic...129TX1K0000535
>
> Microsoft is working overtime on a fix to the memory leak bug that is
> causing some Tablet PC customers' machines to overflow with virtual ink,
> according to company officials. "It's unclear for now how we'll deliver the
> fix," acknowledged Frank Gocinski, ISV and business-development manager for
> Microsoft's mobile platforms division. Microsoft has no imminent plans to
> deliver a new Tablet PC service pack, he said. But the company might just
> post the fix, as soon as it is available, to the Tablet Web site for
> download, he said. There's no ETA yet on the fix, Gocinski said.

Which is an article that quotes the register, that quotes this newsgroup :-)