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It's Monday, April 8th, 2013, I'm Ken Ray, and this is news from MacOS. Can.

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Before we get to today's news, I am super happy to welcome Connected Data back as a sponsor of this week's Mac OS can.

And I'm at least as happy to have a transporter sitting on my desk at home.

Because I'm not at home.

I'm spending a few days in New York.

But I'm also working on this thing with my friend Kyle about which I hope to tell you

in a few weeks.

Basically though, we're doing off-site collaboration. I send

him stuff. He sends me back a much larger file and the next day we do the same thing over again.

Now without thinking we tried this by email. He sent me two of

the big files and suddenly my email address is bouncing messages back to people saying my mailbox is

full, mostly because it was. Then I started thinking, hey I have a transporter.

Kyle doesn't, but so what? He sets himself up a free connected data account.

I set him up as someone with whom I'm sharing, then we're sharing

through my transporter.

Even though right now I'm 400 miles away from that and he's about 2,600 miles away from

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