Green Screen Week - Transcript

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Afraid to merge on to the highway, can*t parallel park or accidents far to frequent or you simply fearful of all those other drivers, get my easy to read instantly downloadable guide 10 Quick Steps to Being a Great Driver right now at www.10quicksteps.com that*s www.10quicksteps.com. Yeah we have some non-tech titles in the 10 quick steps catalog, we started, if you have been listening to the show from time to time you know we started with one 10 quick steps guide and that was 10 Quick Steps to Perfect Backups. And it has expanded now to 33 titles both in PDF and audio and we are carrying some non-10 quick steps titles at www.10quicksteps.com as well. For example Wil Wheaton*s *Just a Geek* is available in audio on www.10quicksteps.com Wil Wheaton of course from Stand By Me and from Star Track next generation has written sort of an autobiography and it*s available, he did the voice work on it. And then I do the voice work on the Michael Jackson instant book Michael Jackson, The Man Behind the Mask, which is sort of the expose from his PR guy of 30 somewhat years. It tells you every thing that you already knew about Michael Jackson but it just tells it from the perspective of somebody who was there when it was happening rather than in a courtroom where you couldn*t hear all the details. And both of those are available over at www.10quicksteps.com, 25 pass the hour. If anybody knows I have been all over Google throughout the show because GM is using a song in their commercial these days and I am not sure if it*s a song created specifically for the commercials or if it*s a song that is available or was on top 40 release that I may have missed but it*s the one that goes *tell me where you are* and *I will jump into my car* it runs underneath the GM commercials that we have been running on the show. I have been googling those lyrics and I can*t find it anywhere, if anybody knows I would love to know, drop me in E-mail, send me instant message, call me up. Let*s go to Darrell, Darrell you are Online Tonight with David Lawrence, hello sir.

Darrell: Good afternoon sir, how are you doing?

David Lawrence: I am fine.

Darrell: Oh yeah, Windows XP Home use an Outlook Express, multiple users want E-mail account through the Internet provider. When I downloaded the messages on back end, my wife does get those messages on her account when she downloads, it*s kind of specific, I had install to install it on both accounts.

David Lawrence: Right I understand that and so here*s what you do, you go back and you reinstall it under the Admin account and make it available to all users unless you have other users on the machine like your kids *

Darrell: Yeah that*s the problem.

David Lawrence: So here*s what I would you, share your wife*s user, that*s the best way to do that, just to share the user account with your wife and that way you both get on at the same time, unless you are talking about you getting your E-mail on the road and her getting in her machine.

Darrell: No it*s same machine.

David Lawrence: Okay so here*s the other thing you can do, is there is a setting in Outlook Express and any other pop E-mail client that says leave messages on server.

Darrell: Okay.

David Lawrence: Now what that does, for example, I get my E-mail on my Macintosh, I get E-mail on my Treo 650 cell phone, I get E-mail on my Windows machine. I can get E-mail via web interface and the reason that I can get them everywhere is that I have that setting on all of the clients, I don*t erase the messages from my mail server when I get them. When I erase them on my main machine, which is my Powerbook 12-inch then it erases it from the server, but all of my other machines and in fact on my Powerbook, I have a setting done the same way. I say leave messages on server and this is a setting when you go under accounts, you can set under accounts the same setting, leave messages on server. You can actually specify the number of day, that way when you go and you get the mail and you read it, your wife can go and get the mail as well and it won't be read for her.

Darrell: Okay, that should work.

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