Safari loads like snail mail after upgrading to MS Office 2008 SVP1

I installed the latest Microsoft update to office today. Immediately after that Safari came to a grinding halt. It takes forever to get to any page. Anyone seen similar problem?

Same thing has happened to my MacBook running 10.5.3
Safari just hangs without opening a page, this right after updating Office 2008.....using Firefox at the moment and would like to know who else is having this issue.

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Sorry Made mistake.... Disregard first post
TRY THIS
Had some problems after upgrade from tiger to leopard ...Clicked on mail and It wouldnt open.
Had to click on tool bar on top window/message viewer to see my inbox and stuff, then force quit to get out... plus email didnt work
checked all POP settings which were correct( I know cuz I looked at my macbook pro's POP settings and did the same on Imac)
Anyhow...called apple care ...EZ fix
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Go to Home folder/Library/mail/shiftClick on messageRules.plist And messageRulesplist.backup
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If yer POP settings r right this should work
It did fer me!!!
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