#profile manager

What They Aren’t Telling You: San Bernadino Shooter’s iPhone

USA Today and others made headlines today reporting “Apple ordered to break into San Bernadino shooter’s iPhone”. The topic of government access to encrypted devices has gotten a lot of attention lately, and I’m not writing this post to take a stance on either side. My goal here is to inform some of my less tech-minded friends of a curious thing I noticed… Fact: This iPhone was owned by San…

We can all set easily our different profile in the BlackBerry settings but some of users would love more functions. Rad Systems has include some of these interesting features in his last application. Set them first, and the application will do what youx want.

Profile Manager features:

Set up custom profiles with specific sound and notification settings.

Define start and end profiles for greater customization.

Schedule to change between profiles based on time and day.

Enable calendar events to automatically switch profiles based on your busy status.

Set up profiles for different locations, e.g. work, school, home, etc.

Easily add, edit, enable, disable and delete profiles.

Priority system provides greater flexibility when switching between profiles.

Customize features through the Settings menu.

Option for notifications whenever there is a profile change.

Backup and restore your data and settings.

Here are some screens from the application:

You can download Profile Manager from the BlackBerry World using the link below:

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Thank you rad Systems for your help…

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OS X Mavericks Server Developer Preview

Auf der WWDC ist das ganze etwas untergegangen, aber auch für OS X Mavericks gibt es ein passendes Server Developer Preview (Das Build soll 13S263p sein)! Viel Informationen zum kommenden Server liegen aktuell noch nicht vor… Soviel ist aber schon bekannt:

Caching Server 2 soll neben OS X Lion bis OS X Mavericks Support auch iOS 7 Geräte unterstützen! Wer also mehr als ein iOS 7 Device sein eigenen nennt, der wird sich über den Performance Vorteil und auch über das reduzieren der benötigten Bandbreite sicher freuen!

SMB2 wird ab sofort unterstützt. SMB2 ist bei Microsoft schon seit Vista implementiert und bringt neben etwas verbesserter Sicherheit vor allem eine bessere Performance! Aktuell ist bei Microsoft allerdings schon die Version 3 (Auch aus SMB2.2 bekannt) aktuell und im Windows Server 2012 bzw. in Windows 8 implementiert. Aber wer Windows Clients hat, der wird sich auch darüber freuen.

Profile Manager unterstützt nun auch OS X Mavericks und iOS 7 Geräte. Kein Wunder! Aber es soll nun auch die Möglichkeit geben, Anwendungen (Apps) und Bücher (Books) die im Apple App Store Volume Licensing Program (VPP) erworben wurden zu verteilen. Das wäre natürlich ein absoluter Vorteil und Apple würde hier mit vielen anderen (Mobile) Device Management (MDM) Lösungen gleich ziehen.

Viel mehr Informationen sind aktuell noch nicht zu finden… Ich gehe aber davon aus, dass die meisten verwendeten Software Komponenten (Vieles davon ist ja Open Source) auch auf den neuesten Stand gebracht wird… Das ist aber (noch?) nicht bestätigt :)

If you use Firefox Profile Manager on a PC, your profiles probably list in the order you created them. There are many reasons to want to change that order, get your most used profile at the top, etc., and here's the easy way to do that.

1) Open file Explorer window, go into: > Tools > Folder Options > View: Click on "Show hidden files, folders, or drives."

2) In Explorer, navigate to: > Users > {YourUserNameHere} > AppData > Roaming > Mozilla > Firefox

3) Open the "Profiles" configuration folder.

You will see all your profile names listed in the order created, starting with [Profile0].

4) Cut and re-paste each profile's information, (4 lines each, with [Profile, Name, IsRelative, and Path]) into the order you'd like them to appear in when you log in.

Remember, if you screw something up here, well, you're screwed, so don't hit "save" until you're damn well sure you got it right. This way, at worst, if you screw up you can just exit without saving and start again.

5) Re-number the [Profile*] section number to reflect  the order you've just put them in.

6) Hit "save," get your butt outta there, log back in to Firefox and have fun. And remember to stay away from the porn. Rick Santorum says it's bad for your moral fiber, and he's been right about everything else so far, hasn't he?

PS; Don't forget to change your Explorer options back to "Don't show hidden files, folders, and drives." (Or you'll see those dozens of yucky bits of files that Windows can't help itself from creating).

Quem ai nunca dividiu um computador com mais de uma pessoa?  Pois é, um problema que cada vez se torna menos comum ainda aflige muitas pessoas.

Para você, quer não gosta das pessoas abrindo seu navegador, vendo seu histórico e ver os seus favoritos pode fazer uma coisa simples, criar múltiplos perfis.

É algo simples de fazer e que por enquanto não tem um método "simples" de fazer. Enfim, provavelmente daqui pouco deve ter. Para conseguir, siga os seguintes passos:

Crie um novo perfil através do "Profile Manager";

Crie um atalho para o novo perfil;

Pronto

Ops, como abrir o Profile Manager? 

No Windows aperter "botão do Windows + R" ou clique em "Iniciar" e depois "Executar" e cole este link:

"C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\firefox.exe" -no-remote -ProfileManager

No Ubuntu, abra o terminal e digite:

firefox -ProfileManager

Uma tela vai abrir, ali você pode criar, editar e excluir os perfis. O "Default" é que vem por padrão, mas você vai poder criar quantos outros quiser.

Depois de pronto, basta você criar um novo atalho para o Firefox, mas clique em "Propriedades" e altere o atalho para o seguinte endereço:

"C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\firefox.exe" -no-remote -P "nome do perfil"