Published at InformIT – 10/27/2006
iTunes 7 brings new features and new ways to organize the music, movies, TV shows, and podcasts that you sync to your iPod or play using iTunes. Take a tour of the new features and shows you how to use them to have even more fun with your digital media, if you can imagine that.
Published at InformIT – 10/20/2006
In the final piece of this three-part series on setting up mail services on Mac OS X Server, learn how to secure your mail server, prevent spam and viruses from reaching users’ mailboxes, and configure your mail server to support email accounts across multiple domain names.
Published at InformIT – 10/13/2006
How can you manage mailing lists from a web-based interface? Part 1 of this boot camp series explained the basic steps needed to configure Mac OS X Server as an email server. This article continues that discussion, explaining how to enable and configure a custom web-based email client and advanced mailing list features using the MailMan and SquirrelMail tools that come bundled with Mac OS X Server.
Published at InformIT – 10/6/2006
Mac OS X Server includes a robust suite of mail services that make it a powerful solution for organizations looking to host their own email, webmail, and mailing list server. However, understanding how to configure those services properly is crucial to creating a reliable and secure mail server. The first of three articles covering Mac OS X Server’s mail services gives you the background and the basics you need to know to implement a Mac OS X mail server.
Published at Computerworld – 10/5/2006
The backup application to be bundled with Mac OS X Leopard when it ships next year has more than a sci-fi inspired interface going for it. Time Machine will offer a paradigm shift in how most users think about and interact with backups. Find out what makes Time Machine so different from other backup applications and how it might change how you think about backups forever.
