Showing posts with label Mac OS X. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mac OS X. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 12, 2009

Remove those pesky AutoComplete addresses in MacOS X Mail


Ever have someone send you an e-mail from an address they only use once in a while. Now when you type their name in you get a match with that address instead of the one that you have in your address book.

These addresses are known as AUTO-COMPLETE addresses. They exist in just about every mail client today and can be a blessing but also a horror if you get one in the way of one you use regularly.

Mac OS X Mail allows you how to remove them. Here's how

1) Create a new message in Mail
2) Type the problem e-mail address in the recipients pane
3) Once this e-mail has been addressed to the problem e-mail address click on it, you will receive a drop down menu
4) Chose Remove From Previous Recipients List

Done

Mac Tips Brought to you by ZuCom

Monday, March 09, 2009

Load Test Application (OSX) - ZuCom

ZuCom announces the release of Load Test Application (OS X). This utility is priceless for those in web development on OS X. The simple utility allows you to quickly load test a url. With options for # of loads and an optional delay setting it just works. Performance and load testing applications are plentiful in the *NIX environment but this simple GUI utility allows the user a quick easy "leave it in the doc" option for those who have the need.

-ZuCom

Tuesday, June 24, 2008

Parallels Virtualizes OS X (Server)

ZuCom has been provided with an advance copy of Parallels Server 3.0 for Mac. (you too can get it now that it's public. at www.parallels.com). With a little over a month in use we can report that the engineering of this solution is clearly of a new caliber. This product targets enterprise shops who need to get serious about virtualizing the Mac platform.
While this product only allows the virtualization of OS X Server (Leopard Server 10.3), it does so with a no-nonsense design and offers most tools you'll need to manage a large infrastructure of VM's. With P2V tools, Management Consoles and even remote management from command line, the only thing missing from this package is a system monitoring tool (something that Parallels engineers say is something they've had a number of requests for).
With all this one has to ask where you could go wrong? Truthfully we cannot. With a starting price just north of $1200.00 (it's un-confrirmed but we think that's per host machine) it's a heck of a lot cheaper than competitors from an entry point but still a little high for the small shop who's trying to manage costs (but even that point is arguable in most circumstances).
I must make one thing clear, this is not a desktop VM solution so if that's what your looking for look at their other products. The integrated desktop features you've seen with other Parallels and VMWare aren't what this product is about. This product is clearly intended to reduce server rack space in your data center and provide you with the tools to manage that infrastructure. Simply put it does that VERY well at a competitive cost.
Overall ZuCom recommends the product and will offer support to enterprise and small business clients looking to leverage this new technology.