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MacWorld’s Mac OS X Hints notes that Preview is one of a hand full of Apple applications, let alone a number of 3rd party applications, that do not speak AppleScript. There is an easy way to add script ability to Preview, via either the Terminal or an AppleScript. Both are provided and easy to copy and paste. More …
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KB article: Safari will not connect to secure web sites that use 56-bit encryption or less. Safari requires at least 128-bit or higher encryption, which is stronger than 56-bit or 40-bit.
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AppleInsider: Inventory of both Apple’s MacBook Pro and MacBook notebooks have run dry at the company’s primary European distributor (indicating an announcement soon). Meanwhile, iSight and iPod shuffle shipments should commence near the end of the month. And consumers waiting on availability of AirPort Extreme base stations may have to wait a tad longer. More …
The 8 million Sony batteries recalled by OEMs recently has now resulted in a notebook battery shortage, a Bloomberg report notes.
Reports from three Taiwanese manufacturers, that make the batteries from Sony cells, indicate that the battery squeeze could last until June 2007 before output catches up with demand. More …