Our last Mac OS X Trojan horse coverage was only a few weeks ago; now, Adam reports on a malicious new Trojan that’s been spotted in the wild. Adam also compiles his wishlist for WriteRight, a hypothetical word processor designed for professional writers. Also in this issue, we note St. Clair Software’s new HistoryHound, which helps you revisit Web pages, email support for .Mac, and the releases of disclabel 2.0 and the Japanese translation of "Take Control of Customizing Panther."
Apple Offers One-on-One Email Support for .Mac Services -- On 03-May-04 Apple started offering direct email support for .Mac service questions, a switch from providing support only via discussion forum responses
HistoryHound Fetches the Past -- Talk about a delayed reaction! I've been moaning for years about how useless most Web browsers are at helping you return to places you've been in the past
GarageBand 1.1 Released -- Apple tidied up the garage a bit today with the release of GarageBand 1.1. The new version addresses a number of issues, adding per-track Echo settings and support for unprotected AAC audio files
disclabel 2.0 Released -- SmileOnMyMac has updated disclabel, their slick application for creating CD and DVD labels, along with inserts for jewel cases
"Take Control of Customizing Panther" in Japanese -- Our industrious Japanese translators have done it again! We're pleased to announce the release of the Japanese translation of Matt Neuburg's "Take Control of Customizing Panther," which is now available for $7.50
A few weeks after the hullabaloo surrounding Intego's press release about a technique that could be used to create a Trojan horse that looked like an MP3 file (see "Mac OS X Trojan Technique: Beware Geeks Bearing Gifts" in TidBITS-726), a real Mac OS X Trojan horse has been reported to Macworld UK
Please accept my sincere apologies if the title of this article has raised your pulse along with your hopes. There is no WriteRight, and, speaking as a professional writer, with thousands of articles and numerous books under my belt, I'm comfortable saying that the Macintosh world doesn't have a word processor that's designed for writers
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Playing iPod through iTunes -- Solutions to the problem of not being able to play songs stored on an iPod directly using iTunes