The Assimilation of Disk Data - Transcript

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George: I just got a new computer. I got to have buy myself a Christmas present and has Windows XP Home on it. Now I know few difference differences between 2000 Pro and usually when I install a program, it goes to right to right to the desktop. I can use it drag and down to the bottom of the screen.

David Lawrence: You know I have noticed that too. I have XP Pro on my machine. It doesn*t work in XP Pro either and I have yet to find the little switch that everybody does know does know how you can actually drag either the actual icon for the application or a shortcut for the applications called a Shortcut on windows machines Aliases on Macintoshes. Drags the Shortcut right down to the Task Bar as it you know, you have been able to so since 95. I drag it down and nothing happens.

George: Right.

David Lawrence: What it does do is open up the folder, it drags the folder that contains that item down to the Task Bar on my Windows XP Pro so, it just might be a setting I have gotten around to. There are so much about all the machines that I have recently set up in the studio that I have been you know we have launched fantacymusicleague.com and we are just starting our new season as of Monday. Monday is the deadline if you want to register your labels pay to get into play the game and we have been concentrating almost solely on that. And some things have slipped to the cracks and that*s one of the things that I wanted to investigate is tweaking XP Pro, the way I know how to tweak 98 XP Home 2000 and ME. And that*s one of those little things that I just haven*t gone to find yet so --

George: Okay.

David Lawrence: If anybody knows then I am sure they will call in alright.

George: Thank you then.

David Lawrence: I appreciate it very much 180039 online is our telephone number 18003966546. I don*t know who to go to here, so I am going to go to Ted. Hey Ted how are you?

Ted: I am fine sir, Happy New Year to you.

David Lawrence: It is ladies and gentlemen it is Ted, the Slumlord from San Francisco listening on KNEW at San Francisco. Thanks for tuning in Ted, what*s going on. Hello.

Ted: Yeah, yeah.

David Lawrence: You where overwhelmed by hello to you of course.

Ted: Yes, sir.

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