The Mac Geek GABB number 286 for September 20th, 2010. You know and after 10 years of having to stumble through saying the name of the

year it's it is nice to be in. I am Dave Hamilton here from Durham, New Hampshire. Here we are.

Oh, we're here. Yes. Hi, Jennifer, I'm here in Fairfield, Connecticut.

That's right.

And this is the Mac Geekap.

What we do here, what we aim to do here is we take your questions, we take your tips, and we share

them with the audience, we answer your questions as best we can, we share answers from the

audience, but we are here as the Mac Geek Cab to help Mac users improve or better

their computing experience.

That's what we do.

Solving problems is what we do.

Yeah, helping you with your computer and solving your problems.

Absolutely.

The, let's see, we have a lot to go through today.

We've got some problematic airport things to talk about.

We've got some great follow-ups that you folks sent in about iPhoto. A couple other questions. I do want to

take this opportunity though and talk about our first sponsor. Mix things up a little bit.

Sometimes we wait till later in the show. Sometimes we do it right here. Bear bones. Thanks. Now, Yojimbo is a catch-all for all that information on your Mac that has nowhere else to go.

Your calendar, I-Cal, busy-cal, whatever it is, has your calendar data, your email program, whatever that is, has your email

data. But what do you do with all the other bits and snippets and pieces of data, serial

numbers, little text files, images that you want to keep together because

they're related and yet the type of information they are doesn't fit into one nice little pocket.

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