Re: newbie question

[Adrian Ross]

On 12/12/2007, at 6:13 AM, Robert DeLaurentis wrote:


On Dec 11, 2007, at 8:46 AM, Andrew Janjigian wrote:


Ah, but the problem (for us) with that is that we want to share
calendars & contacts, so separate accounts are no good.


I have not tried it, but Leopard's address book allows sharing and  
edits by multiple users. Perhaps that would help.


And for calendars, maybe BusySync would be useful - it lets you share  
calendars between multiple users. I've never used it myself though. http://www.busymac.com/


Adrian

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Webjimbo 2 brings Yojimbo to iPhone

[Adrian Ross]

Independent developer Adrian Ross announces the release of Webjimbo  
2. Webjimbo is a web interface for Bare Bones Software's Yojimbo. It  
allows you to view and edit your Yojimbo data from anywhere on the  
internet, and now also from your iPhone or iPod Touch.


The new release of Webjimbo introduces  a number of new features,  
including:


* An elegant and intuitive new iPhone-specific interface, in addition  
to the already highly-praised web 2.0 browser interface. Both  
interfaces are more application-like than web-like.


* New easy setup means no network configuration is required. Users  
who have tried Webjimbo in the past, but have been daunted by the  
network setup, should try the new version.


* Webjimbo allocates you your own unchanging web address, like http:// 
findme.webjimbo.com/yourname, which works even when your IP address  
changes. This means no dynamic DNS service is necessary.


* New support for viewing and editing passwords and encrypted notes.

* Configure-and-forget: Webjimbo now runs in the background and  
doesn't take up space in your dock; it can also of course be set to  
start when you log in.


* Full Leopard compatibility.

Webjimbo continues to provide robust security for your data and  
version 2 adds several new security options.


Webjimbo costs $29.95 (individual) or $49.95 (family) and comes with  
a fully-functional 30 day trial. Version 2 is a free upgrade for  
existing users. More information is available at www.webjimbo.com.


Adrian Ross is not associated with Bare Bones software.

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Re: Yojimbo password

[Adrian Ross]

You can set your keychain to lock automatically after a period of  
inactivity - does this accomplish what you want?


Adrian

On Nov 12, 2007, at 8:20 pm, Jan Pieter Kunst wrote:


2007/11/11, Jan Erik Moström <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:


If I've understtod it Yojimbo reads the password from the
keychain so as long as it's unlocked ...


Yes, I understand it now. I had my Keychain set to unlock
automatically after login. But if I set it to stay locked after login,
I only have to unlock it once and it will stay unlocked. So, when
using the Keychain for viewing Yojimbo encrypted items, I have to log
out and in again to "hide" my encrypted Yojimbo items after the
Keychain is unlocked.

I will send Barebones a feature request for more finegrained  
password control.


JP

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Applescript broken under Leopard [was: Yojimbo & Pukka Applescript]

[Adrian Ross]

I can confirm that creating any new item from Applescript throws up  
an error under Leopard. Oddly, the item is still created.


The same is true of a number of other Applescript operations.


On Nov 1, 2007, at 5:02 am, Chip Howland wrote:


Date: Mon, 29 Oct 2007 15:07:32 -0400
From: Jason Newton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Yojimbo & Pukka Applescript

Has anyone else noticed that the script for posting from Pukka (that
simultaneously posts to delicious and Yojimbo) is now broken in
Leopard? In Yojimbo, I just a random url and no tags.



Yes, making a new bookmark item in Yojimbo via Applescript appears  
to be broken in Leopard.


The following script generates an error. I am not in front of  
Leopard machine at the moment, but I believe it was along the lines  
of 'Can't make "Yojimbo" into type specifier'.


tell application "Safari"
	set theDescription to do JavaScript "document.title" in front  
document

set theUrl to URL of front document
end tell

tell application "Yojimbo"
	set newItem to make new bookmark item with properties  
{name:theDescription, location:theUrl}

end tell

This script works correctly in OS X 10.4.

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ANN: Webjimbo web interface

[Adrian Ross]

Hi all,

Following on from my post a month or so back, I'm pleased to announce  
Webjimbo's release today.


Webjimbo is a web interface for Yojimbo. It lets you view and edit  
your Yojimbo data from any computer with an internet connection and a  
web browser, as long as your Mac running Yojimbo is visible on the  
internet. Once again, no big sales pitch here, just a link to  
www.webjimbo.com where you can get more information and download the  
trial version.


Changes since the private beta include the ability to view passwords  
and encrypted notes.


Cheers,
Adrian

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ANN: Web interface for Yojimbo

[Adrian Ross]

Hi all,

Webjimbo is a web interface for Yojimbo. The idea is you run the  
application on your Mac and you can access and change your Yojimbo  
data from a web browser anywhere on the internet. I won't get into a  
big sales pitch here - you can go to www.webjimbo.com for that -  
suffice to say that the benefits should be fairly obvious if you  
don't like your information being trapped on your Mac.


The time has come for beta testing. If you'd like to have an early  
look at the application and give it a bit of a run through, drop me  
an email with details of your Mac and your OS X version.


Cheers,
Adrian

PS. I should probably point out I'm not associated with the fine  
people at Bare Bones.


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