359: Big Questions

Mac Power Users

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How To, Tech, Sparks, David, Set Up, Mac, Workflow, Ios, User, Help, Power, Stephen Hackett, Technology

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🗓️ 8 January 2017

⏱️ 99 minutes

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Katie and David cover some of the most common listener questions from the Mac Power Users email archive including backing up photos, task overload, Apple IDs, cold storage backup, moving your iTunes library, the differences between tasks and calendar items, and more.

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0:00.0	MacPowers, episode 359.
0:03.1	Big questions. Hello everyone this is David Sparks along with my
0:17.0	pal Katie Floyd. Hello Katie Floyd how are you today? I'm great
0:20.1	David how are you? Outstanding the weather continues to give us rain here in Southern California.
0:24.4	We're thankful for it.
0:25.3	The hills are green.
0:26.3	It's just so weird to see water around here.
0:29.4	That's nice.
0:30.7	It's January and 80 degrees here, so that's pretty normal.
0:33.4	Yeah, but it's always like sticky over there. It's usually dry here, so this is nice.
0:37.8	The, so everything's going well in California had a great holiday, great new year, looking forward to going
0:45.2	into 2017 with the MacPOW users.
0:48.1	Yeah, and so we figured since we're still kind of in beginning of the year mode although this is our second
0:53.2	podcast of 2017 we would take this opportunity to answer some of the big
0:59.0	questions that people asked us in 2016 and we're still beginning of the year looking forward, looking back.
1:04.9	And you know, David and I get a lot of email, a lot of email.
1:09.8	And one of the things that we noticed is certain trends seem to develop over the questions that were asked over and over again.
1:20.0	And we try to answer some of those on the MP Plus follow-up shows, but it seems like no matter how often you do, you still get some of these big questions.
1:28.5	And these are big topics that affect a lot of people.
1:33.0	So we thought that we would devote this entire show
1:36.0	and maybe it can just be used as a big reference number.
1:38.0	I'll add it to my text expander database.
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