Comments on: Mac Software 1.1 http://hiphapnin.com/mac-software-11/ Tue, 06 Jan 2009 05:39:20 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: Joel http://hiphapnin.com/mac-software-11/comment-page-1/#comment-1389 Joel Tue, 26 Feb 2008 23:34:16 +0000 http://hiphapnin.com/?p=45#comment-1389 Good list long lost Nu Skin friend. I'm so proud of you and Jeff switching over the Mac side. I would suggest looking at Coda, by Panic, and CSS Edit, by macrabbit... those two are a nice combo for me in web-building, and together cost a pinch over $100. I made a list like this too... only it's extra short. Maybe I should expand it.... www.unculturedswine.net/toolbox.php Good list long lost Nu Skin friend. I’m so proud of you and Jeff switching over the Mac side. I would suggest looking at Coda, by Panic, and CSS Edit, by macrabbit… those two are a nice combo for me in web-building, and together cost a pinch over $100. I made a list like this too… only it’s extra short. Maybe I should expand it….

http://www.unculturedswine.net/toolbox.php

]]> By: Jeff http://hiphapnin.com/mac-software-11/comment-page-1/#comment-850 Jeff Sun, 27 Jan 2008 04:46:28 +0000 http://hiphapnin.com/?p=45#comment-850 To add to this wonderful list. Handbake http://handbrake.fr/ Is great for converting over movies to your Video ipod or to upload on youtube. Other then that so far I really like this list. but I was using parrelles with Vista and "not so hot" so I have made a jump to VM ware. I hope Vm does an upgrade but so far it works just as well with XP as what Parrells was from my user point a view. But I wasn't going to be doing anything hardcore with windows anyways. Just some pirating with Clone DVD and such. To add to this wonderful list. Handbake http://handbrake.fr/ Is great for converting over movies to your Video ipod or to upload on youtube.

Other then that so far I really like this list. but I was using parrelles with Vista and “not so hot” so I have made a jump to VM ware. I hope Vm does an upgrade but so far it works just as well with XP as what Parrells was from my user point a view. But I wasn’t going to be doing anything hardcore with windows anyways. Just some pirating with Clone DVD and such.

]]> By: DM http://hiphapnin.com/mac-software-11/comment-page-1/#comment-849 DM Sun, 27 Jan 2008 01:31:39 +0000 http://hiphapnin.com/?p=45#comment-849 Entourage for Mac compared to Outlook for PC may be better from a user standpoint. That's an argument I can't enter because I don't use either. However, from a systems admin standpoint, Entourage for Mac is probably the worst choice you could make. That it stores EVERYTHING (mailboxes, messages, contact list etc.) in a SINGLE file is not only dangerous for those who rely on email in daily business communication, it's like leaving all of your valuables in plain view in your car with the doors unlocked. I've personally had to recover corrupted Entourage databases and it's no walk in the park. If you're championing Entourage, you should also make mention of Entour-Aid. It's a great little app to help recover corrupted Entourage databases. You can find it here: http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/14148 I had the same user encounter corrupted databases so many times she got fed up with it and switched to Apple Mail. It comes with the OS and like everything Mac, it just works. Entourage for Mac compared to Outlook for PC may be better from a user standpoint. That’s an argument I can’t enter because I don’t use either. However, from a systems admin standpoint, Entourage for Mac is probably the worst choice you could make. That it stores EVERYTHING (mailboxes, messages, contact list etc.) in a SINGLE file is not only dangerous for those who rely on email in daily business communication, it’s like leaving all of your valuables in plain view in your car with the doors unlocked. I’ve personally had to recover corrupted Entourage databases and it’s no walk in the park. If you’re championing Entourage, you should also make mention of Entour-Aid. It’s a great little app to help recover corrupted Entourage databases. You can find it here:
http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/14148
I had the same user encounter corrupted databases so many times she got fed up with it and switched to Apple Mail. It comes with the OS and like everything Mac, it just works.

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