Articles in the software category

  1. Gmail Search Power

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    Gmail logoSomehow, I have let my Gmail inbox get totally out of control. I don't know if it was the holidays or what, but as of this morning, I had over 800 unread messages in my Gmail inbox. I decided a little while ago that it was time to focus on …

  2. Mac OS X: Migrating bookmarks from Firefox to Safari

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    Importing Mozilla Firefox bookmarks into Safari on your Mac is really easy. Firefox stores its bookmarks in an HTML file that can be parsed by Safari. In Safari, simply click on the File menu and select Import Bookmarks. This will open a file selection dialog box. Firefox stores its bookmarks …

  3. Changing Unread Messages to Red in Outlook's Message Lists

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    Former Lotus Notes users may prefer to see unread messages in red rather than just bold. Microsoft Outlook uses two different views to display message lists to the user: Messages and Messages with AutoPreview. We will need to change the font color to red in both views to ensure that …

  4. Snow Leopard Coming Today

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    Snow Leopard on AmazonToday (Aug 28, 2009) is the big day for Mac OS X lovers. Snow Leopard has finally been released. If you were smart enough to pre-order it on Amazon then you'll be getting it soon. Not only that, but you saved \$4 off the list price!

    On a related note …

  5. It's Time To Download Firefox 3.5.2

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    Spread Firefox Affiliate ButtonFirefox 3.5.2 was released by the Mozilla Project today. This release is mainly a security fix and all users are advised to download the new update as soon as possible. Please take the time to download this important security update today.

    A list of security fixes is available …

  6. BIND Users: Update Your Servers

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    ISC is urging BIND users to upgrade their production DNS servers immediately. ISC recently announced a patch to fix an exploit in BIND. This exploit is in the wild and has been used to crash BIND servers resulting in a denial of service. Using a specially crafted dynamic update packet …

  7. VirtualBox 3 is ready

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    VirtualBox logo I use VirtualBox to run a Microsoft Windows guest on my iMac. For some reason, VirtualBox did not notify me that version 3.0 had been released. This new version includes symmetric multi-processing (SMP) for guest systems, Direct3D 8 and 9 for Windows guests, and OpenGL support for Windows, Linux …

  8. Parallels Shared Networking Stopped Working

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    For whatever reason, my iMac had some problems this week and I was forced to shutdown uncleanly. I didn't notice much in the way of repercussions until I tried to use Parallels with shared networking turned on. When I opened up Leopard's Network Preferences Pane, I noticed that the Parallels-NAT …

  9. Google Docs Has Footnotes?

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    Google may have added this feature back in October, but I'm just now noticing it. Although I don't use footnotes very often, I know some folks that really like them. Alex at GoogleOS pointed out some issues with the new footnote system when they first hit the scene.

    Somewhat related …

  10. Camino 1.6.6 Reporting For Duty

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    The Camino Project announced the release of Camino 1.6.6 today. In addition to improved ad-blocking features, this release includes the most recent version of Mozilla's Gecko rendering engine. Since this update includes several security fixes, it is recommended that all users upgrade as soon as possible.

  11. ISC Releases BIND 9.4.3

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    After almost a year of development, the Internet Software Consortium (ISC) announced the newest release of their Domain Name System (DNS) server, BIND 9.4.3, today. This release includes over 140 fixes over BIND 9.4.2.

    Although this maintenance release is mainly focused on bug fixes, it does …

  12. Camino 1.6.5 On The Prowl

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    The Camino Project LogoThe Camino Project announced the release of Camino 1.6.5 today. This release includes an upgraded version of Gecko, Mozilla's rendering engine. This new version of Gecko includes several critical security fixes. It is recommended that all users update.

  13. Camino 1.6.4 On The Loose

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    The Camino Project LogoThe Camino Project has released Camino 1.6.4. This version ships with Gecko 1.8.1.17 which includes several security and stability fixes.

    This version includes fixes for two annoyances in relation to certificates and passwords. Additionally, ad-blocking has been improved.

    Grab the update today!

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