Show changed to Thursday nights

Submitted by Rick on August 4, 2007 - 10:38am.

Announcements

Welcome to those of you who are looking for our show today. If you've missed the past few weeks of our show or haven't visited the site lately, we have moved our show off of terrestrial radio to the web only.

The most common comment we received about the show was: "We like your show, but don't listen to it often because of the time." The time caught up to Adam and I as well so we decided to do a web only show every Thursday night from 9:30-10:30PM Mountain time. It is a live video cast with the ability for you to ask questions AND we post the audio of the show up on the web immediately afterwards for you to enjoy ANY time and ANY way you like.

We also have ramped up the number of emails we answer with our new format. Send us your questions via the link at the top of the site and then listen to the podcast to see if your question was answered (chances are it will be answered either on the show itself or via other podcasts we are now posting throughout the week).

Thanks again for visiting the site and now there are even MORE ways for you to interact with us...so visit more often to get even more quality and useful tech information!!

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Subscribe to Podcast in iTunes?

Submitted by Smart Computer User on August 6, 2007 - 4:40pm.

When are you going to have the proper xml link that allows us to subscribe to the automatic downloads of your weekly shows through iTunes, for example?
The Computer America Show worked out all the details to allow breaking their show into hourly segments with descriptions. Maybe you could look at the xml behind their podcast button on their archives page to see what they did or ask them.
I would like to be able to subscribe to your video tips as well.
I downloaded and listened to your first show. The audio level seemed a little low, but I liked the content as usual.

Also you were talking to a woman about buying a new laptop with all the trialware on it. http://www.yorkspace.com/pc-de-crapifier
Is a site for downloading a script to help get rid of that stuff.
Computer America had an interview with the author and were very impressed by his script.
I use a Mac, so I haven't tested his script.

I did not.

Submitted by Smart Computer User on August 5, 2007 - 3:49pm.

I was unable to unable to use my computer for a couple of days so I did not know about all this going on until Friday. I will be signed on next Thursday.

Erma

Still on radio

Submitted by Smart Computer User on August 4, 2007 - 11:23am.

It is now Sat., 4 Aug. 2007, 12:15 pm CDT, and I am listening to you guys on WGBH, Belleville, IL, 1170 on the AM dial.

Dave from St Louis

I Did !

Submitted by Smart Computer User on August 4, 2007 - 10:58am.

Rick,
I was able to listen to the Podcast from your site.
You did a fine job of trying to answer the question on where forwards go, although I guess I wasn't specific enough with the question.
I di email you after I listened to the podcast with the direction I was trying to go with that question.
We will see you guys on Wed. Aug. 8th for the computer user group.
Thanks Again for posting the podcast so us that can't stay up late can listen !
Marcie Wolfe
Palisade