Madaga-scary - Transcript - Hour 1, Segment 9

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Dan: Right, exactly it*s all, they are just not their budget wise yet.

David Lawrence: Well I am glad and happy*

Dan: And also I want to get into Reason to*

David Lawrence: Into Reason okay, alright well I appreciate the call and I thank you Dan. Anytime you are trying to figure out you know what to do whether to switch to Macintosh or switch to PC there are great reasons to switch to a PC, if you put in an environment where you demand where the IT department demands that you are on a PC or they wont support you, same thing on the Macintosh side. Call in we will talk about it 180039 Online is our telephone number. And by the way we love people who have very, very simple question as well. We love people who are trying to figure out how to use E-mail? Or why they would possibly want to blog? Or what a Podcast is? So any of these are question of yours, we love very simple very basic questions when it comes to technology because so many people out there listen to the show and I have heard this come it over, over, and over again. I loved listening to your show I have no idea what you are talking about 99% of the time, but I loved listening to your show because it*s so interesting. And I find that very fascinating and it*s like listening to a foreign language show for people I imagine, Dave you are Online Tonight with David Lawrence, hello.

Dave: Hi David how do you do?

David Lawrence: I am fine Dave thanks for asking.

Dave: Thank you, hey Windows Outlook. Okay in my context and if you search by person*s name on the right-hand side of the screen next to the scroll bar is alphabet ABCDEFG.

David Lawrence: Right.

Dave: Okay if I click and view by company name but those letters ABCDEF they disappear, so I have to scroll all way down, which is a pain--

David Lawrence: --in the tushy, yes I understand. And Microsoft will tell you that is not a bug that is a feature at least you know that*s what they are going to try and shut down your and here is the question for you. Most of the time on Windows machine when you have a scrolling list like that, you think you have to scroll but have you tried simply typing the letter that begins the name of the company?

Dave: And do I have to type that any particular price or?

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