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Please add updates@feedmyinbox.com to your address book to make sure you receive these messages in the future. TechChuck » Mac Users - Technology stories from all around the web! QuickBooks Online Opens Its Doors to Mac Users May 5, 2009 at 2:40 pm Back in January, Intuit used the annual Macworld Expo trade show to exhibit a number of its finance-management products, not the least of which was QuickBooks Online. You may recall that the Web-based version of Intuit's accounting program had been a Windows-only offering for many years, leaving understandably miffed Mac users on the outside looking in. However, when Intuit decided to drop ActiveX, Microsoft's component object model for Windows, that opened the door to a Mac-friendly version of QuickBooks.com. As of January, the Mac version was in private beta, with Intuit promising that a Safari-compatible version would be available "soon." Accessing Network Media With Boxee, Plex, and XBMC LogMeIn Ignite lets you control your PC from your BlackBerry Storm OffiSync Brings Microsoft Office And Google Docs Together At Last Accessing Network Media With Boxee, Plex, and XBMC May 5, 2009 at 2:10 pm I've recently covered the Mac mini as media center and part of that series deals with using the free media center applications, Boxee, Plex, and XBMC to bring local, networked, and Internet media to the mini. These are fine applications but, when it comes to accessing content on networked Macs, they can be confounding. Say what you will about the limitations of Apple's Front Row, using it to play networked content is a breeze compared to these applications. Because playing networked content can be a head-scratcher I thought I'd run through the steps for configuring each of these applications. QuickBooks Online Opens Its Doors to Mac Users LogMeIn Ignite lets you control your PC from your BlackBerry Storm OffiSync Brings Microsoft Office And Google Docs Together At Last   This email was sent to arildinho13@gmail.com.  Create Your Account Don't want to receive this feed any longer? Unsubscribe here.