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You might have seen Security Update 2011-003 in your Software Update. Don’t hesitate to download and install this update.
Is this app in you Applications folder?
This update helps quarantine that MacDefender malware that has been making news of late. According to the KB article HT4657KB article HT4657, the update adds the OSX.MacDefender.A definition to the malware check within File Quarantine. Also, the system will now check for malware on a daily basis and “this update will search for and remove known variants of the MacDefender malware. If a known variant was detected and removed, the user will be notified via an alert after the update is installed.”
You can also download the update manually at http://support.apple.com/kb/DL1387
As mentioned at the meeting, here is the link to a rundown of all the built-in Mac utilities: The Definitive A-X Guide to Your Mac Utilities Folder
Enjoy!
Hey everyone,
Our next meeting is this Wednesday, April 6th in Hughes-Trigg Atrium AB from 3:00-4:00pm. Here’s what we’ll be covering:
Hope to see you there!
Jonathan Landon
SMMUG President 2010-2011
Final Draft, the company behind the popular screen writing tool of the same name, has announce that their flagship product is coming to your favorite tablet device. This spring, the Final Draft iPad App will allow you to edit your Final Draft version 8 FDX files on the go. In addition, you will be able to migrate your script from the desktop to the iPad and back again.
Final Draft advises users to sign up for their monthly newsletter or “Like” them on Facebook to stay informed about the iPad app release.
This combined with DSLR Slate, pCAM Film+Digital Calculator (which director Wes Craven was recommending “Seriously, this iPhone app is a must have for every filmmaker”), and ProPrompter (if you need help prompting your actors) will turn your iPad in to one serious mobile film setup.
Mobile technology is changing the educational Landscape. Come see how Apple is leading the world in mobility products for education. From the best-in-class MacBooks to the pocket-sized iPod & iPhone Leaders in Mobility with over 300,000 apps, this event will highlight Apples exciting mobility products and provide specific examples of how they are being used for teaching and learning. Learn more about iTunes U Mobile technology is changing the educational Landscape. Come see how Apple is leading the world in mobility products for education. From the best-in-class MacBooks to the and how you can access free lectures, videos, readings, and podcasts pocket-sized iPod & iPhone with over 300,000 apps, this event will highlight Apples exciting mobility products and provide specific examples of how they are being used for teaching directly from your computer or iOS device. Find out what other and learning. Learn more about iTunes U and how you can access free lectures, videos, readings, and podcasts directly from your computer or iOS device. Find out what other schools are doing with iPad and discover what new features are schools are doing with iPad and discover what new features are included in the new release of iOS 4.2 included in the new release of iOS 4.2
Please join us for this event!
DATE: Dec. 6
TIME: 1:00 p.m. – 2:30 p.m.
LOCATION: Hughes-Trigg Forum
For parking and directions, please visit http://smu.edu/htrigg/contact/
Hey everyone, we’re having our next meeting on Friday, November 12th in Hughes-Trigg Atrium CD from 3:00-4:30pm. Here’s what we’ll be covering:
Also, we will be giving away a copy of iLife ’11!
Hope to see you there.
Jonathan Landon
SMMUG President 2010-2011
When Apple decided to reinvent the movie editing interface for iMovie ’08, many traditional editors were quite unhappy with the loss of the timeline. New users of iMovie found working with the new method easy, but it frustrated longtime editors used to seeing a timeline to go along with their video. After 2 major updates, looks like Apple maybe listening.
The online newsletter and Web site TidBITS reveled last week that you can regain the timeline in iMovie ’11. The best part, it’s fairly easy to do. By swapping the Project and Event browsers, you are now able to restore the traditional timeline.
Read all the details and instructions at http://db.tidbits.com/article/11688
