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About Money Helps people organize and manage their personal finances quickly and easily. It has all the features required for personal or small-business accounting needs. Money 3.0 features new and simplified user interface, smart accounts, powerful reports, bills management, budgets management, banks management, payees management, inventory management, invoice. OFX, QFX and CSV file format support, improved QIF support and support for multiple currencies. |
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About Merlin The only native network-based collaborative Project Management solution for Mac OS X. This version offers many features propelling Merlin to the top of Mac OS X professional project management software. Here are some of the main highlights in Merlin 2: Dynamic Planning Mode: Activities which haven’t started yet can be automatically moved to the current date. This is great news for devotees of Agile Project Management. Bi-directional Synchronization with iCal: Enhanced Financial and Cost Models: You can now compare planned vs. actual costs with the ability to determine accruals per cost entry. |
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About JABMenu A convenient and intuitive way to utilize your Mac OS X Address Book data through a system-wide menu. The application provides quick access to your contacts’ phone numbers, email, IM, postal addresses, URLs, and notes. Selecting a menu item can trigger an action such as displaying the content in large type, copying it to the clipboard, creating a new email message, dialing the phone, or showing an address on a map using any of several online mapping services. |
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About Fanurio A time tracking and billing application designed to help freelancers manage their work and be paid for it. Here is a list with its most important features: - Organize your work per client using projects Fanurio is designed to manage contracted work and billing for freelancers. |
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About Lexmark Printer Driver 1.1
The Lexmark Printer Driver Update includes the latest drivers for printers you have used on your system. This update is available via Software Update and will only be visible if the printer is connected to your computer or a print queue has been created for an earlier version. |
Products Editor James Gray recently sat down for a virtual gab fest with Håkon Wium Lie Chief Technology Officer of Opera. They discussed Opera 9.5, Opera’s history, why Linux users should choose Opera and much more.
Jeff Jarvis is working on a book called What Would Google Do? Since Google just did something good for me — and for a market that needs help desperately — I thought I’d share my experience with Jeff and the rest of you.
What Google Did for me was radically improve one of the most annoying experiences in the Webbed world: registering a domain name.
Every once in awhile we hear of a cool job that we know Linux Journal readers would drool over. This time it’s our friends over at Inventables and they’re hiring for a Lead Developer, Programmer.
Job description (partial):
OpenOffice.org 3.0 beta 2 is available in preparation for an official September release. Here are some quick first impressions of the Writer word-processor program.
A couple of weeks ago, I tangentially mentioned the need for contingency plans. Today, I want to look at them a little more closely. My current job is about as far away from Continuity of Operations (COOP) and disaster recovery (DR) as you can get, yet I still deal in the issues of disasters, and preventing them, both professionally and personally.