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According to Computerworld, Intuit has fixed the server that was causing the update problem. They are also working on how to recover the files deleted by the updater. More …
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Apple’s Security Update 2007-009 has versions for for Mac OS X 10.5.1, Mac OS X 10.4.11 Universal, and Mac OS X 10.4.11 PPC, each with its own lengthly list of security patches.
About Security Update 2007-009 is a huge article that provides details of the applied security patches.
MacInTouch’s main page has several reports of a major bug in QuickBooks Pro MAC for version 2006 and 2007. QuickBooks will report there is not enough disk space Click the “No” button to cancel the update. if you proceed, you stand to lose all the files on your desktop.