Archive for September, 2009

Now Hosting Kerio Mail Server 6.7.2!

We’ve upgraded our servers to the latest version of Kerio Mail Server, version 6.7.2, which includes support for Apple OSX Snow Leopard. It also has some updates for issues with the iPhone. For full details on the new version, please visit Kerio’s Website Here.

Kerio Mail Server 6.7.2 Coming Soon

We are happy to learn that Kerio has published the latest update to Kerio Mail Server, 6.7.2, which includes support for iphone OS 3.1 and Mac OSX Snow Leopard. We will be testing the upgrade on our testing servers today and will aim to upgrade this evening after-hours. Once the update is complete we are ...

Using slices in Photoshop

How to add a Page Viewer Component in Waypoint

To all Kerio Customers: Please wait before installing Snow Leopard

We have discovered that Kerio Mail Server does not currently support computers running the latest Mac OS X, Snow Leopard. In particular, iCal does not function properly. We are recommending that Kerio users postpone plans to upgrade their operating system until Kerio has released their next service release which is expected to resolve these issues. ...

When you can’t seem to fix “The located assembly’s manifest definition does not match the assembly reference”

I’ve dealt with this one a few times. You get the .net error: Could not load file or assembly ‘MyAssembly, Version=1.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=null’ or one of its dependencies. The located assembly’s manifest definition does not match the assembly reference. So immediately you start moving DLL’s around, trying to find the one that’s out of date. ...

Adding an email signature in Outlook Express 6

When iCal items won’t sync with your iphone or webmail

WordPress/Feedburner Character Limit

Ever have one of those technical issues or software bugs that are so elusive, it seems like you’ll never find the answer? And then, only to find that the answer involved one changed line of code? Well this was a good example of just that. The problem: A WordPress blog whose RSS Feed is fed ...