Green Screen Week - Transcript

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David Lawrence: You know if it*s updating something online trying to update its status to see if it*s a legal copy it may not be able to get through the Firewall. But again they will be able to give you the setting that you need to do with the XP2 Firewall which is increased a little bit in its efficacy but still not a replacement for Zone Alarm to do that. So just send a note off see what they say and if they help you out great, if not let me know alright.

Ritchie: Alright thanks a lot David.

David Lawrence: I appreciate the call. 180039 online 18003966546 my name is David Lawrence. The name of this show is Online Tonight. And we are brought to you by www.visitorville.com. If you would like to see visitors on your website in real time and get it at 10% less, go to www.visitorville.com/david for the discount that*s www.visitorville.com/david.

Gwen Stefani*s fashion sense took a back seat when it came to auditioning for her part as Jean Harlow in the movie The Aviator. The people running the casting call advised her to tone down her wardrobe. They said don't dress like a rock star, dress like a glamour queen. You have to dress up nice; it apparently worked because the film was nominated for 5 Golden Globe Awards, number 11 on the Net Music Countdown more than arm candy, Gwen Stefani in What You Waiting For. From her CD, Love, Angle, Music, Baby Gwen Stefani What You Waiting For at #11 this week on the Net Music Countdown, she is at #2 on the Apple iTunes Music Store.

David Lawrence: Don*t hire the wrong person for your tech company*s team. Using the Microsoft Interviewing technique, hire just the right tech worker. Get my easy to read instantly downloadable guide 10 Quick Steps to Interviewing Tech Job Seekers right now at www.10quicksteps.com yeah that's www.10quicksteps.com. Well I will tell you I am so happy with the 10 Quick Steps site every week we get more and more people that go over there looking for the solutions to their little tech projects, their life projects. And hiring someone for your company whether you are a developer or whether you are a non technical company and you are trying to hire an IT person somebody to handle the computers in your company. This is just a brilliant little guide that tells you exactly how to hire somebody rather than whether you like him or not. I mean that*s like there should be a given whether you like him or not but whether or not they know their stuff and how Microsoft hires their people. That*s Leo Notenboom who wrote the guide used to work at Microsoft had been through this hiring process a million times. Microsoft hires very smart people and they do it in a very smart way and this 10 Quick Steps guide which also has a companion guide for those of you looking for tech jobs. And they have a very specific process that they used to do it. So that they keep their standards nice and high and you can take advantage of that. www.10quicksteps.com is where you want to go. You can also get it at the Apple iTunes Music Store the audio version, you can get it at Amazon, at audible.com/david those of you audible users all of our 10 quick steps guides are available over at www.audible.com/david. And again you can go right to the source www.10quicksteps.com. Mary patiently hanging on, how can I help you dear?

Mary: Yeah I am a new computer user. And I just got a new Dell computer and I have Windows XP with Yahoo as carrier.

David Lawrence: Yeah.

Mary: What I have been finding is that the messages don*t appear in my inbox and some of the messages do but some of them don*t and they go right to the McAfee security center. Now some of them will be spammed out and some of them will come up as accepted messages although I have never seen them. And I don*t know what*s causing that problem.

David Lawrence: Well you bought your computer with this McAfee stuff built in right.

Mary: Right.

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