This update refines comment and search support for blogs and podcasts published to MobileMe. It also resolves some issues related to publishing sites to MobileMe.
The update weighs in at 177.14 MB and requires Mac OS X 10.5.6 or later.
Please, may iLife '11 magically appear in the store this or next week!!
Given that iWeb is part of iLife, then the presence of this update suggests that the next major iLife version is still some way away...
I would think just the opposite... don't they usually push out updates to the current iLife suite right before updating to the new version?
That's what I thought.
Given that iWeb is part of iLife, then the presence of this update suggests that the next major iLife version is still some way away...
Maybe iWeb won't be updated in iLife '11.
Er... that's a little bit too ridiculous.
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