It’s time to package up all my VoodooPad Pro blogging scripts and assorted web export plugins so that I can
Remember what the heck I was thinking.
Remember what all these pieces were supposed to accomplish as a whole.
Provide some sort of reference to others interested in this stuff.
Concept: To use VoodooPad Pro as a CMS for […]
I have an invite or two to distribute for the Backblaze online backup service for OS X. Price is $5 a month per machine for unlimited data. Attached disks are recognized, but not yet network attached storage. My opinion is once they allow for NAS backup it’ll be great.
Leave a comment if you want […]
December 28, 2008 – 4:42 pm
I’ve updated the iCal-Invite-Fix script again. This time to allow for adding multiple Exchange servers to the script so that you should only need a single script. The set-up is slightly more complex.
As the image above shows there are now only 2 properties, both of which are lists. These lists work together as an array; […]
December 19, 2008 – 2:45 pm
OK, I’m fortunate or crazy enough to run my own server using Apple’s OS X Leopard Server software. It has been, at times, very simple and very complex to set everything up. One of the options that I use is the iCal Server so that I can have shared calendars. Once I got it up […]
November 10, 2008 – 5:04 pm
So I’ve just gotten my new Unibody MacBook and Aperture. Immediately I find myself wanting for a Quick Look > Add to Aperture just like there is for iPhoto. Unfortunately it’s nowhere to be found. Fortunately Aperture is scriptable.
Version 1.0 of SaveAttachments2Aperture is now available. It’s currently very simple with little error checking. It works […]
September 19, 2008 – 9:06 am
Security experts say that Apple isn’t ready for enterprise prime-time.
Quit whining. All you seem to care about is that Apple didn’t give you any advance notice. You spent the entire article about it without even addressing the fixes or whether OS X and/or QuickTime, etc. are now more secure. Grow up. Apple doesn’t need to […]
August 15, 2008 – 1:40 pm
It was a few months ago that I originally wrote the first incarnation of the MailExchange2iCal script. Since then I’ve been in contact with a few users trying to make it work for them and I’ve found a number of peculiarities in the types of email invites sent by Exchange/Outlook. The biggest problem was that […]
August 11, 2008 – 4:10 pm
I’ve come across a problem with the original MailExchange2iCal-TZ-fix script. It seems if the .ics invite was only listed as an attachment or in base64 encoding then the script would fail. I’ve subsequently revised the script to handle this and to more gracefully ask into which calendar you want the event imported.
I’ve also fixed the […]
April 17, 2008 – 10:06 am
As any Mac user who deals with Microsoft Exchange invites will tell you Exchange screws up the time zone information. What this means is that you will likely miss your meetings. Not a good thing.
Justin Hartman has recently given you his solution to this problem. I haven’t tested it but in looking at it I’m […]
February 14, 2008 – 9:15 am
Peter Sichel of Sustainable Softworks is a genius. Seriously. He’s not only just updated his USB to Ethernet Adapters for Mac OS X to work with the recently released Apple-branded USB Ethernet adapter, but he sent me a comment letting me know.
I’ve just installed the USBAx8817x 1.0.3b10 release and it seems to be working.
Peter emailed […]