Phantom of the Opera Browser - Transcript

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10 past the hour 180039 online is our telephone number we did get everything set up though we get the printer set up and I am going to say I love the DYMO LabelWriter 330 this was the Turbo Version. It's a little pricy, it's little pricy. The supplies are a little pricy as well. It's a thermal printer. I haven*t had a chance to use anything better. In the time that I have little mini-printer set up on my machines, they were just Seco printers that I had for a while and it was pretty good. But this one is just fantastic, the software that comes with it is available for either Windows or Macintosh. And so I have been using it for about a year to generate labels to send in for auditions and stuff like that. I did put labels on files folders and so on. Very, very easy to use and the best part was when this actress sat down at her brand new Macintosh 17* iMac the one piece iMac and her LabelWriter 330 it worked for her the first time. I mean the first time and she have that you could see that confidence just a building as she sat down and filled in the first label and said cool, here let me put my agents name in there and she did, oh this is great and it printed out very, very quickly towards the label office and looked at it. And this is exactly why I got this computer so I could do things like this. So that*s we try to do here on the show is just build the confidence. You have things that confuse you about computing or things that took, always struck you as odd about the Internet or things about software and hardware that don*t just quite add up in your head even if they are very simple things. I actually was able to use the explanation of blind copying today for the first time in a long time, because she didn*t understand that. But what she got that straightened out and if you have questions like that that*s a great way to call in and play here on the show. 180039 Online that*s 18003966546. 12 minutes past the hour. Let kick things off, Ted you are Online Tonight with David Lawrence hello.

Ted: Good evening sir how are you?

David Lawrence: I am fine Ted, and you?

Ted: I am okay.

David Lawrence: Fabulous. How can I help you sir?

Ted: Okay I was in CompUSA and I know this Microsoft and Logitech have fingerprint readers for your passwords.

David Lawrence: Yeah they actually have stand-alone ones and then Microsoft and Logitech both have keyboards that have fingerprint readers built in.

Ted: Aha. This is like I have maybe 30 passwords.

David Lawrence: Sure.

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