[Update May 19, 2017] A few days ago, Adobe released Audition 10.1.1.11. Numerous users reported that their problem was fixed. But not everyone. Yours truly continued to get the same Continue Reading →
Unfortunately, Google failed at the next step: Continue Reading →
The latest Flash update (e2c7b for the Mac) includes FOUR promotional installs. Come on, Adobe. Flash is a dead-end product anyway. Do you really need to drain every last penny out of it? Continue Reading →
If there is a technology company with worse customer relations management, I don’t know who it is. Continue Reading →
That’s right — these are the lightweight file viewers that have been available forever at Microsoft.com. To actually do any work, you’ll need to subscribe to Office 365. Now this is actually not a bad deal. For $100 a year you can use all of Office on up to five computers and five tablets. But, frankly, I’ve been using Documents to Go for years now and really like it. This app is from DataViz and is priced at about $20 for the version that lets you edit files. Continue Reading →
Was this article useful? Contribute a few bucks → The title is the best way I can describe our most recent experience with the former monopolist trying to return to their Continue Reading →
But don’t worry. Healthcare.gov will work just fine. Someday. Maybe. Continue Reading →
When Microsoft released Office 2011 for the Mac and I read the reviews, I upgraded immediately. The reviews said document fidelity was preserved when moving between the Windows and Mac Continue Reading →
I took a deep breath and upgraded my MacBook to Mountain Lion yesterday. Things are going pretty well, but a website I use regularly has a complicated security arrangement that Continue Reading →
Today my lovely wife asked me to help with a small project: figuring out the size of a parcel of land. She was all set to start guessing when I Continue Reading →