OS & Software

You can now publish from Adobe Lightroom to WordPress.com using an official plug-in

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Photographers using both Adobe Lightroom to edit their pictures, and WordPress.com to publish their work (like yours truly) can now save a lot of time. WordPress.com has just launched a plugin for Adobe Lightroom which allows you to upload photo’s to the WordPress.com site of your choice, from within Adobe Lightroom. To achieve this, you …

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Microsoft to Outlook 2016 users: “Trust the certificate, and it all goes away…”

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Of course, Microsoft never really said these words to the Mac users using Outlook 2016. Which is the best mail client available for the Mac by far, especially if you grew up with Outlook. If you ignore one error that hasn’t been fixed for ages. When you are using Office 365 and your website isn’t …

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Pike in attempt to abuse old Joomla exploits

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Is your mailbox currently blowing up with Admintools notifications? Then you’re not alone. We’re noticing a definite spike in attempts to abuse Joomla exploits. The exploits the “attackers” are using are for older versions of Joomla. Using Admintools or a similar tool will help you to block these malicious attempts to screw with your site. …

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Outlook 2011 search disappointing? Try Office365’s OWA.

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  When you’re a Mac user with an Office365 subscription, I’m sure you’re already enjoying Office 2011 on your machine. While not quite the same experience as Office 2013 (which is slicker and has a better UI), you can get things done. One thing which isn’t easy to “get done”, however, is searching for e-mails. …

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