‘Tools’ at Psychology, Philosophy and Real Life, Page 3

Just a week after its first public release, Greg’s Threaded Comment Numbering plugin for WordPress has reached release 1.1, with an increase in hierarchical numbering up to 10 levels, plus an extra new counting mode, enhanced performance, and an important fix for users encountering avatar problems.

New comment handling features in the latest WordPress update broke many of the usual methods that blog administrators use to number comments. But fortunately, you can still take advantage of the new features like threading and paging without giving up comment numbering — all you need is this plugin.

Many mental health professionals, particularly those in individual or small group practices with a strong web presence, often wear a technologist’s hat at least part of the time. If you’re one of those folks who sometimes needs to get their hands dirty under the hood of a website — maybe even do a bit of hand coding in PHP, Javascript and the like — the latest upgrade to the venerable BBEdit text processor has several new features to offer.

Mac-using mental health practitioners now have more choice than ever before when it comes to office software. Our review covers the high points of Microsoft’s latest suite, the changing competitive landscape, and a few gotchas with the 2008 update.

We review Adobe’s latest update to the Creative Suite and ask: could this be Adobe’s best upgrade yet? The review covers Dreamweaver, Photoshop, Contribute, and more — while also addressing the question of whether such expensive software has a place in the small business environment.