War of the Virtual Worlds - Transcript

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David Lawrence: Right I understand. I understand that. I am saying didn*t you say they started the conversation with Macintosh?

Rob: No I did not.

David Lawrence: Oh so you are doing this on a Windows machine?

Rob: Correct.

David Lawrence: Okay well, there is probably a ton of software available including Windows Media Player that can do time the recordings if you have the advanced version.

Rob: Well at that point I just need the radio Shark.

David Lawrence: Yeah radio Shark is one way of doing that but again the AM thing maybe throwing it off so let me do some research, if I come up with something I will let you know on the air, alright?

Rob: Beautiful, thanks David.

David Lawrence: I appreciate it. Thank you for the call. 180039 online is our telephone number 18003966546 and the reason I started thinking Macintosh was Griffin because Griffin makes the radio Shark and it makes all kinds of 2.9.03_______for the iPods, so great little company. I rely on the iTrip all the time man its great. 180039 online the name of the show is Online Tonight back in a moment.

David Lawrence: All right the Geek Speak phrase for this hour is Font. One of things I love about Max having over and doing the show with me every so often is I don*t go, I will go to him and I will say because I have never had the quick Fonts on my OS X machine I have never had a need for it and so I will say things doing like how easy is it to work with Fonts in OS X. And you will go oh its snap just double click, font book will come up and you just click Add the font and you are done. And for those of you that listened to show last week we were actually in Cleveland Ohio. We were doing our show live from the Gund Arena there in Cleveland and my friend Bob Becker sort of coordinated all that stuff forum and I am kind of helping him out with his website and he chose this font you know for his logo that I have never seen before. And it*s a free font. It*s available on the web. It*s called SF Movie Poster and I had just never installed a font before that was a snap. So a font to, you make sure people understand what a font is? A font is a collection or a family of type of faces. Sometimes we say font when we mean typeface, but font is actually from the old days of the California job cases. And when you were in school did you take shop and do printing?

Max: With the press and you had to layout the little tiles?

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