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If you’re vacationing someplace warm and sunny, it might seem to pass in a flash; if you’re in bed with the flu, it probably seems like a lifetime. For Office 2008 users who got bit by a bug in the recent 12.1.3 update, chances are the latter assessment is more on target. Those who ran the 12.1.3 update and met a particular set of criteria (Entourage users connected to Exchange + a secondary POP or IMAP account for personal email) found themselves unable to send calendar invitations or reply to meeting requests. The most straightforward fix was a rollback to the 12.1.2 version; otherwise, using a webmail client or Outlook was the best way to manage calendars. Not fun.

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Tonight, Apple released iPhoto update 7.1.5. According to Apple, this update “Improves the printing quality of books, cards and calendars ordered via the iPhoto printing service.” A welcome change for many iPhoto users who use Apple’s print services. This update is reminiscent of the Aperture update that showed up last week.

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Apple has just released a new security update for client and server users of Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger (Intel and PPC), Mac OS X 10.4 Server (Intel ve PPC) and Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard. This Security update 2008-005 is “recommended for all users and improves the security of Mac OS X,” and includes fixes for a dozen or so features in Mac OS X.

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Apple continue to update printer drivers todays. They released the Lexmark Printer Driver 1.1 Update yesterday. After Canon, Brother and HP printer driver updates, they released a new update for Lexmark printer users now. It includes new drivers for Mac OS X. As usual, they didnt give more details about it. No one know which models or drivers updated yet.

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Apple just released a new update for iTunes. The release indicates that iTunes 7.7.1 “includes fixes to improve stability and performance.” You may recall that the last update for iTunes (7.7) was released on the iPhone 3G release date.

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Apple has been updated the Aperture what powerful photo editing and management software. Aperture 2.1.1 update has same descriptions with iLife updates in last week. It supports general compatibility issues, improves overall stability, and addresses a number of other minor issues. I assume Aperture covering up Mobile Me failure with its components this time. Aperture 2.x and 1.x users have an update for each of them. Aperture 1.5.6 has same content with them also.

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After Apple’s Aperture 2.1.1 update, Adobe just released the Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 2.0 finished version today, it was beta release since a few months. There are some new features on it. Streamlined Organization and Worfklow, Localized Correction, Smart Collections, developed Organization tools, multiple monitors, keyword suggestions, developed Photoshop CS3 support and print settings… All these new features come with Lightroom 2.0 for you.

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Apple released the AirPort Extreme Update 2008-002 for Intel systems. They says that Intel systems will become more stable and safety with this update. Also, this update is recommended for all Intel-based Macintosh computers and improves the reliability of AirPort connections. It requires Mac OS X 10.4.11.

AirPort connections are almost annoyed many users on all systems and I really wondering what this update how to effects our systems. Because, 2008-001 and before versions of AirPort was killed the AirPort connections since 2 or 3 years…

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MarsEdit, the blogging client we’ve written about frequently in the past, has just been updated to version 2.2. MarsEdit is a favorite for many of us at MacSlush (myself included) and supports a variety of publishing platforms.

The newest version adds support for AtomPub, which like XML-RPC, is a protocol for connecting blog software to your blog itself. Daniel Jalkut, MarsEdit’s developer, says to consider AtomPub support “introductory” — but if you are using a custom blogging platform that uses AtomPub, you can now use MarsEdit to create content.

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KavaSoft released a new version of KavaTunes 3.2 what it allows to move your iTunes archives on internet with it easily. It just likes the web jukebox for iTunes. It creates interactive websites that look and work just like iTunes. You can browse, search and play all your music with it. KavaTunes websites can stream your favorite playlists using your computer’s built-in web server. KavaTunes can also add artwork to your music. It has no differences between iTunes nearly.

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