Great news!  As of this morning, December 25, McAfee has resolved the mis-identification issue affecting Killink CSV Editor.  Customers effected by this problem should update McAfee with the latest virus protection update then re-install Killink CSV Editor.

The re-install of Killink CSV Editor is necessary since McAfee forcibly removed the program file killinkcsv.exe.  Optionally, you may be able to restore the program through the McAfee Security Center but I cannot guarantee this will work since individual configurations of McAfee may be different.

You can download the latest version of Killink CSV Editor from here.

Sorry for any inconvenience this problem may have caused.  Hopefully it will not happen again.

It has come to my attention that within the last 24 hours the McAfee virus scanner is reporting that Killink CSV contains the Trojan Backdoor-CEP.  I have triple checked the program files and there is no virus or trojan in the Killink CSV program available from the White Peak Software web site.

I have filled a report with McAfee alerting them of the issue.  Unfortunately there is no good workaround to the problem short of not using McAfee, but I do not recommend turning off virus protection for Windows users.  I will provide updates as I get them from McAfee.

Even though Killink CSV Editor version 1.13 is only a few hours old, I decided to squeeze in one more new feature resulting in the release of Killink CSV Editor version 1.14.  As always, this is a minor update and is a FREE update for all licensed users.

What’s New:

• Replace All and Count can be restricted to the selected cells.  More information on this new feature is available here.

Download at:
http://www.whitepeaksoftware.com/killink-csv-download

I made a somewhat embarrassing mistake. I forgot to post version 1.13 of Killink CSV Editor.  I’ve been working on version 2 and between that and other things my mind has been elsewhere.  Still no excuse for not getting this version out sooner especially considering that it contains the bug fix for the find and replace feature.  I sincerely apologize to the Killink CSV users out there for this delay.

With that said, I’m happy to announce the immediated availability for version 1.13 of the Killink CSV Editor. This update is free to all licensed users and contains the following updates:

• Fixes the find and replace bug.
• Adds the shortcut key Ctrl+Home to move to the top left most cell.
• Adds the shortcut key Ctrl+End to the move the bottom right most cell.

Download this version at:
http://www.whitepeaksoftware.com/killink-csv-download

I just received word from Apple that Labor Mate version 1.1 is now available for purchase in the iPhone App Store.  I’m sure it will take a bit longer to propagate but existing users should be getting update notices soon.

This new release includes 2 new features:

• Email the contraction log to anyone
• See the contraction date and time

Users, keep sending me your suggestions and I’ll do my best to incorpoate them as quickly as possible.

I’m very happy to announce that Labor Mate, a specialized stopwatch designed to track a woman’s labor contractions on the iPhone and iPod touch, is now available for purchase from the iPhone App Store.

Labor Mate is an easy-to-use stopwatch for the iPhone and iPod touch that tracks a woman’s labor contractions with a simple push of a button.  With Labor Mate you can view the length of each contraction as well as the time between contractions.  You can also view the average length for contractions and the average time between contractions, which is helpful in determining when it is time to call the doctor or head off to the hospital.

Labor Mate cost $0.99 USD and is available for purchase through the iPhone App Store.

Click here for more information about Labor Mate.

When something goes bad in SMTP Diagnostics or Killink CSV you should see the standard error report window (as shown below). By “bad” I mean some unexpected error has occurred within the program. Ideally you will never see the standard error report window but given the wide variety of computer systems, configurations, favors of Windows operating systems, and so on you just never know what will happen with the program is released out into the wild.

So what should you do if you see the standard error report window? The best thing you can do is click the Send button. This will send the error report to the White Peak Software tracking database and I receive an immediate alert. The information contained in the error report will help me trouble shoot the problem faster which means getting the fix completed sooner. You can also include additional notes with the error report by adding your comments to the “What were you doing when the problem happened?” text area.

Also, you can optionally include your email address. In doing so you will receive a return email with a case number and URL. This case number and URL allows you to follow the progress of the work to resolve the issue.

So if you ever see the standard error report window, and I hope you never do, please send the report. This will help make the program that much better.

Just want to say thank you to the new customers and Bits du Jour for making today’s Killink CSV a success.  And special thanks to Kelly and Charlie for posting feedback on the Bits du Jour web site.

Killink CSV is being featured today at Bits du Jour. Purchase a new license today through Bits du Jour and receive a 53% discount, a saving of over $14 USD.

http://www.bitsdujour.com/software/killink-csv/

I have moved the feeds for White Peak Software to FeedBurner.  If you already subscribe to this blog feed then no additional action is needed.  But if you also subscribe to the Announcements feed that is found the Forums then you should update the feed URL.  No worries if you do not update the URL.  You’ll still receive the feed. I just won’t be able to track it.  That’s all.

Here are the new feed URLs:

http://feeds.whitepeaksoftware.com/WhitePeakSoftwareAnnouncements

http://feeds.whitepeaksoftware.com/WhitePeakSoftwareBlog