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Tuesday, May 1, 2012 at 12:06 p.m. in Tech Tuesday, Technology, The Computer Guys, Malware attacks Macs. Google challenges Dropbox. Congress takes on cyber-threats…
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Introducing Kerio Connect 7.4 – Power to the Administrator!
Kerio Connect 7.4 is now available and it’s all about giving more power and flexibility to the admins. With new User Access Policies, admins can easily create policies and assign permissions to grant or deny access to various Kerio Connect services like WebMail or ActiveSync. Also popular with the admins is the ability to fully administer Kerio Connect from virtually anywhere using an iPad. And if you don’t have an iPad yet, this just might be the perfect excuse to get one.
Other improvements include an enhanced anti-spam engine and custom spam rules, significant performance improvements to the Kerio Outlook Connector, and a few newly supported mobile devices. Kerio Connect 7.4 also fully supports the new Microsoft Office for Mac 2011 Service Pack 2 (14.2.1) release.
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We added support for new iPad and fixed some bugs.
HotMacNews3 is still in the works and we are hoping to release it around the same time as MacOSX 10.8 (Mountain Lion).
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Office Service Pack 2 killed Kerio Mail Server.
Now they released a fix so Kerio users can now update their Office 2011 package.
Here is a list of the actual changes in this update….
Fixed problem with occasional statistics reset user.
Added support for Microsoft Outlook 2011 Service Pack 2
Fixed performance problems when you synchronize the Microsoft Outlook 2011 for Mac.
After a whole bunch of bugs resulting in the pulling of Office 2011 14.2 (AKA Service Pack 2.0), Microsoft has issued a new version. So far it looks like this is a good update. We ran it last night and put it through the test.
We will update this post further if needed. You can get the update from choosing Check for Updates under the Help menu in any of the Office 2011 products.
