Category " Apps"

You may encounter Transmission errors when sending or receiving faxes longer than 30 pages when using a Dialogic BrookTrout TR1034 fax card. This is caused by a setting on where the maximum number of pages to set to 30 pages and is easily changed.

Quite often when connecting a fax board or media gateway to an ISDN line, a crossover cable is required to make a successful connection. Usually this is the case when an ISDN line is provided from a Phone System. Do not use an Ethernet or Network crossover cable as these are different to an ISDN [...]

I have an LG television which is connected to my Sky+HD box.the batteries died in the SKY remote and I had to reprogram it to work with the TV. After much searching around, I found the correct code to use on the Sky Help & Support website: http://www.sky.com/helpcentre/tv/remote-controls/operate-tv-with-sky-remote/ To save you a few minutes, here [...]

I happened across a new iPad app called PhotoSmith last night. Designed for users of Adobe Lightroom, it allows you to “organise, rate, tag and label your photos while on the road with your iPad.” Then via a Plugin for Lightroom, it will synchonise photos you have uploaded along with the metadata into your Lightroom [...]

Quite often I come across an configuration issue where a client has exposed an internal service (for example Outlook Web Access) through their SonicWall firewall using a NAT rule. To make things easy to access they then associate their external WAN IP address with a DNS A Record via their hosting provider, such as webmail.company.com.  [...]

I often use password protected posts and pages in WordPress to securely share content with friends and family. When they need want to look at the items they go to the page, enter the password and hey presto they are in. However, as clever as they all may be, getting them to enter even the [...]

I was browsing around the local Vodafone store and picked up my lateste gadget. A Native Union Pop Phone for €29.99.  Also known as a MoshiMoshi, it is effectively a wired handset that plugs into a phone or device (in my case an iPhone and iPad) via a 3.5mm jack. There are adaptors available online [...]

RightFax 9.3 is going to enter end of life status on the 31st December 2011 meaning that it is not actively supported and there will be no hot fixes, patches for service releases for issues that arise. For your information, the following is a list of current and previous versions of RightFax with their planned [...]

I am always listening to music so it is no surprise that one of the main things I love about the iPhone is the iPod / Music function. I have a few sets of headphones with the inline remote / mic with a single button. I have always know that you can press the button [...]

OpenText have announced the availablity of RightFax 10, Service Release 2. Service releases may contain updates for system reliability, program compatibility, performance improvements, and more. All OpenText RightFax service releases are cumulative—each contains new fixes plus all of the fixes from the previous service release.