Trusteer Rapport was recommended to me by several major online Banks. Click on the link below for more information, and notice the list of major international banks and financial institutions using Trusteer Rapport. Easy installation on my MAC, and seems like a very efficient program worth having. Defends against phishing Read more…
The question of whether people are using QR codes in their business was raised. There was debate on what they were and how they are being used. My personal view (stated on the evening) is that their current application is gimmicky rather than real – and arguably ahead of being Read more…
Our thanks to Dave Schlicher for presenting his views on alternatives to Quicken at our last User Group Meeting. The following is my summary of his talk – don’t hesitate to ping me if there are any errors or misunderstandings contained in the following. Tried Three Products in Parallel Caveat: Not Read more…
The THIRD in the series of THREE Managing Mac OS X Lion’s application resume feature Thanks to: MacFixIt / C|Net
The SECOND in a series of THREE : Our Favorite Hidden Features in Mac OS X Lion Thanks To TidBITS
The FIRST in a series of THREE quick catch up posts centered on Lion All You Need To Know About Quick Look In Lion, Plus Some Handy Tips And Tricks Thanks to : MacStories
My thanks to the London Mac User Group for spotting this one: Deeper is a Lion Tweaking Tool with Dozens of Customization Options
Another useful link that has emerged relating to our last meeting. If you recall, Dan talked about installing Lion on a remote drive – so that you can boot off a different space and not commit to Snow Leopard just yet. This is a related link – enjoy. Lion DiskMaker Read more…
At the last meeting, we had a healthy discussion on Final Cut Pro – and it’s failings. When I saw this article – decided to share it. As I said in the meeting – I am not a video guy, so really have no valuable input to the debate – Read more…