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whitepaper This paper examines the various options for accessing Exchange from Apple Mac OS X including a discussion of some of the pros and cons of each solution. It outlines the steps required to configure both the client and Exchange to allow access.
[23 Apr 2008]
whitepaper This paper show how to configure Entourage 2004 for Exchange access and will then concludes with a discussion of some of the pros and cons of each solution. I will assess each client based on the criteria such as basic email functionality, email...
[23 Apr 2008]
whitepaper It's the quickest and most reliable way to deploy security patches to Windows, Linux, UNIX, and Macintosh devices. ManageSoft Security Patch Management transforms desktops, laptops, and servers into self-patching devices that automatically ensure...
[04 Apr 2008]
whitepaper The Cisco Systems IT group traditionally maintained separate NOS and Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) directories for each application server, including mail servers, MeetingMaker calendar servers, TACACS+ authentication servers...
[04 Mar 2008]
News This prompted silicon.com's own Apple fan boy Seb Janacek to look back over Apple's history and pick the 10 coolest products it has ever launched from the Macintosh 128k and the first PowerBook to the iPod and the iPhone.
[30 Jan 2008]
Photo Macintosh 128K The Macintosh set a new paradigm for Apple and the industry as a whole. The Macintosh was launched in 1984 and everything about it was revolutionary, from the consumer-oriented graphical user interface to the mouse - both firsts for...
[24 Jan 2008]
whitepaper It covers the new user interface for backing up and restoring information in Windows Vista and the use of Universal Disk Format (UDF) to enable users to exchange files between Windows-based computers, Macintosh, and Unix-based computers.
[14 Jan 2008]
whitepaper Platforms including Windows, Macintosh, Linux, NetWare and UNIX New threats increased by 48 percent in 2005 as cyber criminals created targeted malware attacks for financial gain. Desktops, laptops, and servers are vulnerable to a wide range of...
[12 Dec 2007]
Round-Up For those who recall the infamous 1984 ad for the Macintosh featuring IBM as Big Brother, it's a significant event. Life is full of little ironies and it's the teeny tiny ones that truly delight the Round-Up.
[30 Nov 2007]
News Apple's launch of the Apple II in 1977 "kicked off the PC era", wrote Fortune, which also praised the graphical user interface launched with the Macintosh computer in 1984. Apple co-founder and chief executive Steve Jobs has topped a list of the 25...
[29 Nov 2007]
whitepaper To aid the process, NASA officials have launched a new approach to networked applications at its Ames Research Center in Moffett Field, Calif.where more than 4,000 civil servants and contractors currently work on Microsoft Windows, UNIX, or...
[16 Nov 2007]
whitepaper The icon for the hard drive (usually called Macintosh HD) may appear in the upper-right corner of the screen. All the user finds in the Macintosh HD window is a set of folders called Applications, Library, and Users - folders he or she didn't put...
[25 Oct 2007]
whitepaper The Macintosh operating system has always been a rather scriptable environment. Many applications support scriptable events that let the user automate tasks or integrate separate programs. With Mac OS X, there are even more opportunities for...
[25 Oct 2007]
whitepaper If the user has used a Macintosh or Microsoft Windows, among others, they've used a window system. All versions of Unix work with alphanumeric terminals that handle a single session in a single screen.
[25 Oct 2007]
whitepaper Everyone knows how to use Word to type a letter to Mom, tap out a report on the Komodo dragon, or clack out a recipe. Word is a great tool for projecting prose onto paper. But one can also use it to chart the Sweet Sixteen as they struggle through...
[17 Oct 2007]
whitepaper Despite all the innovations in Office X, some things haven't changed, including the basics of editing the text. Adding, deleting, or moving text around works essentially the same way as it did in Word 1.0, which fit on a single floppy disk and had...
[17 Oct 2007]
whitepaper Having sample sounds close at hand is important for podcasters. Using AppleScript Studio, the user can quickly build a standalone application with whatever interface he or she wants to control the recording application (e.g.
[17 Oct 2007]
whitepaper This is a free application that runs on Macintosh, Windows, and Linux. It can record sound from any source, including the internal microphone on the PC or Macintosh laptop. If one doesn't have an internal microphone in the computer, one will need...
[17 Oct 2007]
whitepaper The Macintosh User Interface wasn't designed all at once; it was actually the result of almost five years of experimentation and development at Apple, starting with graphics routines Bill Atkinson began writing for Lisa in late 1978.
[17 Oct 2007]
whitepaper See how using the Universal Disk Format (UDF) enables to exchange files between Windows-based, Macintosh, and Unix-based computers. This webcast provides an overview of the advantages of using optical media in the Windows Vista operating system.
[05 Oct 2007]
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