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Fri 26 Oct 2007

Leopard Ships

Category : Commentary/LeopardShips.txt

Any minute now, my copy of Leopard should be arriving at the door. I've just gotten MailServe and DNS Enabler for Leopard done, but I hadn't had much time to test the recent changes that I'd made to the applications to keep pace with the last developer release. And I can't quite believe there aren't going to be any further surprises with the final Leopard release.

I've still some way to go yet with WebMon and I have still to get all the web page documentation updated.

Plus, I've just sold my house and bought a shophouse that I'm planning to move to for the coming year. So it's going to make for a hectic final quarter of the year.

This is how MailServe for Leopard looks like :

and DNS Enabler for Leopard :

Got to get back to work now.

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