The Assimilation of Disk Data - Transcript

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Jeff: Yes.

David Lawrence: Okay, so I would go back and I would check my hrefs and make sure that I am actually pointing to those pages as opposed to the CGI BIN.

Jeff: Okay.

David Lawrence: You have to change that source back to where you wanted to go.

Jeff: I had to originally.

David Lawrence: Exactly.

Jeff: Okay great, thank you.

David Lawrence: And you can read more about *.mp3* and *.M3U* on our website. We have a whole category of sort of little tutorials on that on the website, so just check it out.

Jeff: Okay there are other listen, how to listen with that, you know, the thing is that*

David Lawrence: That*s different, that*s actually a Flash AAP and the reason we have that setup that way is that it plays instantly. When you click on that button it plays instantly, because the sound is actually preloaded when you low the Web Page that*s a whole different kettle of fish.

Jeff: Oh okay.

David Lawrence: And that*s actually for very short items, you know I mean we got some longer stuff on there, but it slows down the web page loading if you don*t have broadband so. I would just go with m3U and mp3 make that work and then we can go on to doing Sonic Memo for you if you need it, Alright.

Jeff: Okay great, thanks a lot.

David Lawrence: I appreciate the call, 180039 online is our telephone number 18003966546. Jerry can I help you quickly?

Jerry: Yeah, what would be your favorite disk utility for OS M3, 5 and above?

David Lawrence: That*s a great question and it*s a question that has changed. The answer has changed over the last few months. If you had asked me a year ago I would have said Norton Utilities. I certainly, certainly like Alsoft*s DiskWarrior, but there is a new piece of software that I just became aware of. I actually had a very bad hard drive crash over the holidays and I had to use a couple pieces of software that I really love. So hold on I am going to give you those pieces of software their names and where to find them when we come back alright.

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