Comments for Princeton Macintosh Users' Group Blog http://pmug-nj.org/blog Princeton Macintosh Users' Group Blog Sat, 04 Sep 2010 09:00:19 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 Comment on My first 31 days with the iPad by Khürt http://pmug-nj.org/blog/?p=357&cpage=1#comment-806 Khürt Sat, 04 Sep 2010 09:00:19 +0000 http://pmug-nj.org/blog/?p=357#comment-806 Ellen, I'm really loving it. Using it right now to respond to this comment. Ellen, I'm really loving it. Using it right now to respond to this comment.

]]> Comment on My first 31 days with the iPad by Ellen Dollard http://pmug-nj.org/blog/?p=357&cpage=1#comment-805 Ellen Dollard Sat, 04 Sep 2010 03:04:02 +0000 http://pmug-nj.org/blog/?p=357#comment-805 Great review of the iPad -- makes me want to get one! Great review of the iPad — makes me want to get one!

]]> Comment on Digital certificates and signatures by Welcome to our blog » Blog Archive » How to create an HTML signature for Mail http://pmug-nj.org/blog/?p=19&cpage=1#comment-802 Welcome to our blog » Blog Archive » How to create an HTML signature for Mail Fri, 29 Jan 2010 21:20:38 +0000 http://pmug-nj.org/blog/?p=19#comment-802 [...] me and for certain communications keep prying eyes away. For an intro to digital signatures see my earlier post on the PMUG blog. Normally these digital signatures cost about $30 and can be challenging to setup. However, I found [...] [...] me and for certain communications keep prying eyes away. For an intro to digital signatures see my earlier post on the PMUG blog. Normally these digital signatures cost about $30 and can be challenging to setup. However, I found [...]

]]> Comment on How to create an HTML signature for Mail by Khürt http://pmug-nj.org/blog/?p=264&cpage=1#comment-801 Khürt Sat, 23 Jan 2010 23:08:44 +0000 http://pmug-nj.org/blog/?p=264#comment-801 Great tip Alan. Great tip Alan.

]]> Comment on How to create an HTML signature for Mail by Alan http://pmug-nj.org/blog/?p=264&cpage=1#comment-800 Alan Sat, 23 Jan 2010 00:21:50 +0000 http://pmug-nj.org/blog/?p=264#comment-800 Great article Khurt!<br>To those who are installing Comodo's free digital certificate within Apple's Mail application:<br>1. Make sure you choose your "Login" Keychain when asked where to install the certificate<br>2. Got to Keychains and under the "My Certificates" category, access the key from "secure.comodo.com"<br>3. Right click the key and then click "Get Info"<br>4. Under "Access Control," make sure Mail is listed under "Always allow access by these applications"<br>5. If it isn't listed, click the plus sign and navigate to Applications to add it<br>6. Click "Save Changes" Great article Khurt!
To those who are installing Comodo's free digital certificate within Apple's Mail application:
1. Make sure you choose your “Login” Keychain when asked where to install the certificate
2. Got to Keychains and under the “My Certificates” category, access the key from “secure.comodo.com”
3. Right click the key and then click “Get Info”
4. Under “Access Control,” make sure Mail is listed under “Always allow access by these applications”
5. If it isn't listed, click the plus sign and navigate to Applications to add it
6. Click “Save Changes”

]]> Comment on How to create an HTML signature for Mail by Quisp430 http://pmug-nj.org/blog/?p=264&cpage=1#comment-799 Quisp430 Tue, 19 Jan 2010 01:32:13 +0000 http://pmug-nj.org/blog/?p=264#comment-799 Great article Khurt! After you emailed me that my old e-mail certificate had expired, I downloaded the free Comodo certificate. Two quick items to point out to those using Comodo: 1. Make sure the email address you submit for your certificate is identical to the one you are using (e.g. check capitalized letters!) 2. The Comodo download will ask you where to install the certificate into your Keychain. Select Login Keychain. Once installed, open Mail and try penning a new message. If your Mac email account does not shown a check mark box in the Signature section, quit the Mail application. Then go to the "My Certificates" category in the login KeyChain. Click the certificate that you just received (it will expire a year from the download). Right click "key from secure.comodo.com." Click "Get Info." Click the "Access Control" box at the top of the resulting window. Make sure that Mail is listed in the box at the bottom of the window (the browser you used to contact Comodo will be listed). If Mail is not listed, click the plus button at the bottom of the dialogue box and navigate to Mail in Applications and add it. Save your changes. Great article Khurt! After you emailed me that my old e-mail certificate had expired, I downloaded the free Comodo certificate. Two quick items to point out to those using Comodo:

1. Make sure the email address you submit for your certificate is identical to the one you are using (e.g. check capitalized letters!)
2. The Comodo download will ask you where to install the certificate into your Keychain. Select Login Keychain. Once installed, open Mail and try penning a new message. If your Mac email account does not shown a check mark box in the Signature section, quit the Mail application. Then go to the “My Certificates” category in the login KeyChain. Click the certificate that you just received (it will expire a year from the download). Right click “key from secure.comodo.com.” Click “Get Info.” Click the “Access Control” box at the top of the resulting window. Make sure that Mail is listed in the box at the bottom of the window (the browser you used to contact Comodo will be listed). If Mail is not listed, click the plus button at the bottom of the dialogue box and navigate to Mail in Applications and add it. Save your changes.

]]> Comment on MobileMe iDisk and Windows XP by Khürt http://pmug-nj.org/blog/?p=53&cpage=1#comment-798 Khürt Tue, 05 Jan 2010 19:54:27 +0000 http://pmug-nj.org/blog/?p=53#comment-798 If you are using Wordpress then you can use Akismet. Otherwise use a service like Intense Debate or Disqus to manage SPAM. If you are using WordPress then you can use Akismet. Otherwise use a service like Intense Debate or Disqus to manage SPAM.

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