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Use Third-party Tool to Repair BKF Catalog When You Are Bothered about Corruption of BKF Files Posted By : Justin Hudson
January 4th, 2011 |
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Third-Party Software Tool to Convert Excel to .VCF quickly Posted By : Software Group
December 5th, 2010 |
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MS Excel is a useful MS Office application used for creating spreadsheets. vCard or Virtual Information Card is an electronic business card sponsored by the Internet Mail Consortium. Long usage of Excel results in collection of large number of contacts so; you can convert Excel contacts to VCF with SysTools Excel to vCard software tool as vcard can store business contact information like company name, email address, fax numbers, telephone number, and much more.
Web 2.0 Security Means Fighting Malicious Third-Party Content
July 26th, 2010 |
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Dasient examines how third-party applications, widgets and online advertisements are affecting the security landscape of the Web. Here are some things for your organization to keep in mind. – Security questions posed by third-party content are nothing new for Website
owners. But a look at how widespread third-party widgets, applications and
advertisements are on the Web and how that affects the security
landscape underscores how much of a challenge this is becoming for Web 2.0
organ…
Third-Party Software Bugs Pose Big Danger, Secunia Finds
July 12th, 2010 |
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Secunia concludes that a mistaken belief that Microsoft and the operating system are the primary attack vectors has caused some organizations to let their guards down when it comes to security for third-party applications. Software vendors need to do a better job of making it easy for users to update their computers, Secunia said. – Secunia is calling out application vendors for poor updating practices
and reminding users that third-party software vulnerabilities and not
bugs in the operating system are the main targets of attackers.
In
the Secunia Half Year Report 2010, (PDF) the company says it found that the
number of…
Third-Party Windows Apps Not Using Microsoft Security Features, Researchers Find
July 2nd, 2010 |
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A study by Secunia finds that many popular third-party applications, such as Sun Java JRE, Apple QuickTime and Google Picasa, are not taking advantage of the protections offered by two security features built into Microsoft Windows. – Danish security company Secunia revealed July 1 that many popular
third-party Windows applications are not taking advantage of two built-in
Windows security measures that could help defend against code execution attacks.
According to Secunia, applications such as Sun Java JRE, Apple QuickTime and…
10 Reasons Why Software Vendors Need a Third-Party Licensing Package
May 27th, 2010 |
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If you’re an independent software vendor, keeping track of all your cloud deployments is getting ever more complicated& especially with virtualized machines growing at exponential rates. Home-grown solutions that keep track of licensing and upgrades are often developed for this purpose, and they can sometimes work well enough. However, investing in a third-party licensing and entitlement management system could solve myriad problems. In-house builds are often inflexible, are not scalable and require too many resources that could be applied in other areas of core-competency. The points in this slide show are from a new whitepaper written and researched by Cris Wendt, principal strategy consultant at Flexera Software. – …
Twitter Shuts Out Third-Party Ads to Protect Promoted Tweets
May 25th, 2010 |
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Twitter May 24 said it won’t let third parties inject paid tweets into a timeline on any service that leverages the Twitter API. The microblog’s revised developer terms of service also say third parties must pay Twitter when its content is leveraged in an ad sale. The idea is to protect the Twitter platform and, specifically, Twitter’s nascent Promoted Tweets ad business. The move comes after Twitter alienated some developers with its Twitter for iPhone, Android and BlackBerry apps. – Twitter May 24 sent out another warning to developers by vowing not to allow
any third- party company or individual to inject paid tweets into a timeline on
any service that leverages the Twitter API.
The move is outlined in these revised developer terms of
service, which also stipulate that thi…
iPads Get Third-Party Cloud Storage Options
April 2nd, 2010 |
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Several cloud data storage companies are launching services specifically for use with the Apple iPad.
– As the Apple iPad arrives on retail and virtual shelves, so will a spate of
new data storage-related applications.
Online storage and backup services Box.net and Dropbox.com have launched new
services that mirror directories on an iPad, adding a copy of each file to
cloud storage, where they w…
Google Enlisting Third-Party Programmers to Boost Google Apps
February 2nd, 2010 |
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Google is expected to boost its existing applications store by letting third-party developers sell software that hooks into its collaboration applications, the Wall Street Journal reported Feb. 2. The store could be an extension of Google’s Solutions Marketplace for third-party programs, allowing programmers to write enhanced security features or import contacts for Google Apps and sell them to customers. Google’s goal is to foster more adoption of Google Apps. While the suite has more than 2 million businesses using it, Microsoft and IBM have come to the cloud computing club with hosted versions of their collaboration applications.
– Google is expected to augment its existing applications store to let
third-party developers sell software that hooks into its collaboration
applications, according to the Wall Street Journal.
Google Apps is a suite of SAAS (software as a service) applications the
search engine offers in free and…
Iran rejects offer of third-party mediation
December 8th, 2009 |
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Iran has rejected a US suggestion that Turkey don the hat of mediator in an effort to resolve the ongoing international dispute over Tehran’s nuclear program. A spokesman for the Iranian foreign ministry responded to the proposals by saying the Iranian stance on the nuclear issue was quite clear and that there was, therefore, no need for a third party to step in and mediate.
Firefox 3.6 Beta Blocks Third-Party Add-ons from Components Directory
November 18th, 2009 |
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Mozilla updates its Firefox 3.6 beta to block add-ons from adding code to Firefox’s components directory. The move is meant to reduce crashes and will keep vendors from silently installing Firefox add-ons without permission from the user, Mozilla says.
– Mozilla has added an extra wall in Firefox 3.6 to block
third-party add-ons from loading in the browser’s application components
directory.
The change prevents third-party applications from
adding code to Firefox’s components directory which houses
much of Firefox’s own code and will thereby k…
Poll: Could a Third-Party Presidential Candidate Win in 2012?
August 24th, 2009 |
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Some analysts believe that a third-party candidate could win the 2012 presidential election.I’ve got a poll on the right asking if you agree.Update: Here are the final results:1. Yes. 153 (39%) 2. No. 87 (22%) 3. It Depends on Who It Is. 107 …
Could a Third-Party Candidate Actually Win in 2012?
August 21st, 2009 |
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Famed trend forecaster Gerald Celente is predicting that a third party candidate will be elected President in 2012. (If you don’t know who Celente is, read the postscript below.)Is he right?Well, some of the most widely-read liberal writers are saying …