The Wedding Data - Transcript - Hour 2, Segment 14

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David Lawrence: Now usually, which you are looking out there is you are looking if you are looking at it through a browser or though Excel you are looking at what the spreadsheet sizes would be not the help files. The help program is actually a separate program from Word, from Excel etc. And so the font, you choose the font size you choose in the application that you are trying to get help with has no bearing whatsoever on the font. I am sure if you pick bigger, larger it wouldn*t change the size to a larger size. So there is something going on, if I can find it I will let you know what it is.

Ed: Thanks very much.

David Lawrence: I appreciate it. 180039 Online is our telephone number Jim.

Jim: Yes.

David Lawrence: You are Online Tonight with David Lawrence. How can I help you?

Jim: Oh okay. I want to know which is the better search engine between Google and Yahoo and also I have another question--

David Lawrence: Difference between a hold on let me answer one at a time. Google is recognized as the most expansive, the most inclusive of all of the search engines and is certainly the category leader. Yahoo is a directory as well as a search engine in fact they just stopped using someone else*s technology and started using there own technology for doing searches. Yahoo is a directory first and foremost, a directory and then beyond that it is a search engine. So it answers your question the way you posed it. I would say Google is the better. What*s your other question?

Jim: Okay, now you have got a technology and stuff do you think that whoever comes out with like a mobile phone with a type of, and a voice software to it.

David Lawrence: There already is a mobile phone with voice software to it. I make calls all the time without dialing the number. I simply say the name of the person that I want to call and I have got it already programmed in. They also have the ability to recognize 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and so on it's already there, we are there. And in fact it's going to get better as time goes on it's going to expand the ability that we have to interface with our phone with our PDAs with our combinations and so on. It's going to get better all the time but it's there right now, so go check it out. 180039 Online is our telephone number 18003966546 it's Online Tonight my name is David Lawrence, more in just a moment.

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