Having your rows and columns at a set value is a great way to keep the look of your spreadsheet clean and uniform. It is also a great way to prevent people who are opening it in other programs (everything from a web based suite like Google Docs and Spreadsheets to an installed program like Excel) from getting a wildly different look from the one you intended. If you want uniformity and order in your spreadsheets, it’s as easy as following these steps…

A new piece of Trojan Horse malware has found its way onto pirated copies of Photoshop and iWork ’09, according to security firm Intego. The person using the pirated software activates the Trojan when he runs the other program to generate a false serial number. If he enters his admin password (standard procedure when installing most software), the Trojan installs other applications which start listening for an open TCP port, allowing another user to have remote access to the Mac.

9to5Mac is theorizing that this Tuesday event could be about more than just the MacBook family. Though Apple’s invitation was unusually specific (“The spotlight turns to notebooks”), 9to5Mac contends that iLife and iWork 09, as well as Blu-ray, could be present at the event. Though I’m fairly positive Steve Jobs won’t discuss anything at length besides notebooks, here’s what could happen as an update on the side…