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Appsolete: Weed out apps that won’t work with Lion
The upgrade to Lion comes with some great new changes and…a few growing pains. Some of the apps you currently run will no longer purr with the newest cat! Rather than root through your operating system or find out slowly, … Continue reading
In Development, General
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Quicken Refugees: Moving up to Lion?
Just a quick note to introduce a special site for those of you treading water with Quicken 2007 or earlier and moving up to Mac OS X 10.7 “Lion” as early as next week: Â quickenrefugees.com. Â Don’t let Quicken pull you … Continue reading
Mac User Groups
This week I went to my first MUG meeting. MUGs, short for Mac User Groups, can be found all over the United States. They are just what you’d imagine…groups of people who want to get together and learn more about … Continue reading
CheckBook and the Road to MoneyBug
CheckBook 2.2 is on its way and we’ve got some solid, major features you’ve been waiting ages for: insanely better support for Split Line Items and a user-defined Accounts file location so you can do crazy things like, I dunno…sync … Continue reading
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007 Doesn’t Sell Computers
Hilarious, though fictional, was this letter from Sean Connery to Steve Jobs released this morning on Scoopertino. Honestly, I hadn’t heard of this site before today. I’m a huge fan of The Onion, so this is a great find. If you … Continue reading
Teaching Audiobook Builder to Samba
Well, not exactly…my Samba skills are what you’d expect from a midwesterner who lived in Brazil for a year, passable at best. In between e-mails, setting up some awesome sales, working with our localization team, and discussing current projects with … Continue reading