Just got an email from Adobe that the next version of Creative Suite, called “CS4″ appropriately enough, is going to be announced on September 23, 2008. Sign up for the Adobe CS4 Announcement and receive instructions on how to view the webcast. Let the speculating begin!
Adobe CS4
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Short post. Just successfully installed the Thesis 1.1 update to capture the urgent security fixes. This one was a no-brainer. After unzipping the files locally, I launched the FileZilla ftp client (I like the way it behaves almost like to Windows Explorer). I then compared the files locally to the files here on the site. Chris Pearson has set up his file structure so intuitively that it took me only two minutes to compare all the files and update where appropriate. Thanks Chris!
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Phew…
I’m new to WordPress and my host only offered an installation script for WordPress v2.5.1 by default. I have limited experience with PHP so I went with the automated install, but I wanted to upgrade WordPress to v2.6.2 to keep current with the latest security updates.
I started by reading the basic, three-step upgrade instructions on the WordPress website. I read through them completely and when I got to the part where something might go wrong (troubleshooting), I just skipped on over to the extended upgrade instructions. At the top of that page, they suggest using the WordPress Automatic Upgrade plugin. I read through the detailed instructions and thought there were numerous places I might screw up something. I started feeling that I might have to invest several hours in the upgrade process.
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