Red Eye Pod - Transcript - Hour 3, Segment 6

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David Lawrence: Thank you for tuning into the show. I appreciate it very, very much. And again that new PDF file that we have over at www.10quicksteps.com if you are into Podcasting and you have a Macintosh you use iTunes, this is the guide for you. Maria Langer has written a guide for us called Maria*s Guide to Publishing an iTunes-Compatible Podcast. Just it shows you how to listen to Podcast as well if you have iTunes. But the new version of iTunes 4.9 is Podcast friendly. It*s not all that new any more. It*s been out for couple of months but it certainly has changed the landscape in terms of Podcast. And if you don*t know what a Podcast is it*s simply an mp3 file that you can listen to online on your computer or on your portable iPod or other mp3 device. So that*s the deal. It*s very cool and you should check it out. Go to www.10quicksteps.com and they will tell you what it*s all about. 180039 Online is our telephone number 18003966546, we go back to John. And John I appreciate you listening to the Podcast that we do but you had something else that you called about?

John: Yes, I have a need for moving around and getting my calendar and my contact list. And so what I did is I am running Outlook 2003 and Yahoo has the service where you can create Yahoo account and you can synchronize Outlook.

David Lawrence: Yep.

John: And therefore I could go anywhere and go to my Yahoo account and get everything.

David Lawrence: Right that*s my.yahoo.com. It*s one of the options. They have calendar, they have contacts, they have all that stuff and not only does Outlook offer the opportunity to sync but you can also sync on a portable PDA.

John: Right.

David Lawrence: So that*s very cool. Yes I use it too. So how can I help you?

John: Okay when I did that when the first time I synchronized everything worked fine but when I did the synchronization back the second time from Yahoo back to my Outlook account, I now get an error every time I start it up. I probably shouldn*t have done that but I did it.

David Lawrence: Right you should not synchronize back.

John: Right well I did.

David Lawrence: Okay.

John: So my error message says there is a problem reading one or more of your reminders. Some reminders may not appear and can*t locate reoccurring information for the appointment.

David Lawrence: Do you have a lot of reminders?

John: Yes.

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