Personal Antispam ate my email

September 3rd, 2009 Jon Knight No comments

I’ve not received any emails in my inbox since I upgarded to Snow Leopard. If you ‘re upgrading your Mac and use Personal Antispam, you will find that the new version of Apple Mail will remove the Antispam plugin. However, it DOES NOT remove the rule from your Apple Mail rule set. This means that [...]

Plugins for Apple Mail

September 2nd, 2009 Jon Knight No comments

Now that Snow Leopard has given us Exchange 2007 support, Apple’s Mail, iCal and Address book are now serious business tools. Check out the following post for info on the available plugins: http://www.hawkwings.net/plugins.htm Please note that many aren’t yet compatible with Apple Mail 4.0 that ships with Snow Leopard.

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Blue Harvest stops Mac clutter on Windows network drives

August 28th, 2009 Jon Knight No comments

When accessing Windows format network drives and disks, OS-X has a rather annoying habit of adding small “resource” files and DS_STORE files. We Mac users can’t see these files Finder (they’re actually added there to store metadata about the presentation of that particular file and folder, as well as backup information). However Windows users can [...]

Snow Leopard prowls with Exchange 2007

August 28th, 2009 Jon Knight No comments

I’ve just upgraded to Snow Leopard on my Macbook Pro. The process itself was pretty painless, taking less than an hour to run through the install. I can confirm that Snow Leopard is more compact than Leopard and frees up some 6Gb of my hard disk space. General Impressions It’s very hard to put your [...]

Review of Navionics Marine for iPhone (UK & Netherlands)

August 5th, 2009 Jon Knight No comments

Navionics have been leaders in digital marine cartography on hardware chart plotters since pretty much the year dot. The recent release of their new iPhone application Navionics Marine means that their high quality vector-based charts are now available from whereever you are, be it land or sea. Charts Navionics charts are sold via the Apple [...]

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MacENC 7 supports Navionics charts

July 30th, 2009 Jon Knight No comments

At last, a Mac app that actually supports a mainstream chart format! The new version of MacENC (7.0) now supports Navionics Gold charts from X-traverse.com. Apparently the next versions will support Navionics cartridges as well.

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Juggle – Rethink Work, Reclaim Your Life

July 18th, 2009 Jon Knight No comments

Just read a great little book by Ian Sanders called “juggle!”. It’s a great introduction to managing different passions in your life including your job and your hobbies. Ian talks about Work Life Integration, how with modern gadgets such as the blackberry we spend most of our waking time dipping into work and it therefore [...]

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4 Mac apps I can’t survive without

July 14th, 2009 Jon Knight No comments

Quicksilver (Blacktree) If ever I’m installing OSX from scratch, or configuring a virgin Mac, Quicksilver by Blacktree is the first application that gets installed. What it does allow you do to perform various system actions by simply entering a few letter into its search box. The simplest function you’ll use Quicksolver for is launching an [...]

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Contessa 33 – An Article!!!

September 11th, 2008 Jon Knight No comments

I’m not the only Contessa 33 owner out there!! There’s a great article posted on TheMailSail.com discussing the history and design of the 33. I’ve linked to it here.

Any other Contessa 33 owners out there, please leave me a comment!

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Now we are two!

July 12th, 2008 Jon Knight No comments

So tracey and I have finally tied the knot and are currently enjoying a fantastic honeymoon in French Polynesia and the us. See you all soon!

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