The Mac Geek Act Number 291 for Tuesday, October 12, 2010. Thanks folks and welcome to the Mac Observers Mac Geek Gap the

podcast where you write the agenda. Well within reason of course we answer your

questions we share your Mac tips and we try to do everything we can to enhance and further your Mac knowledge.

From Durham, New Hampshire, I am Dave Hamilton.

Wow, that's a good lead-in, I like that. I like that. Do you spend some time on that?

Mm-hmm. Excellent, excellent. I thought about it in the shower earlier. I'll have to think one up too.

Yeah, probably sound the same. Anyways, yes, I'm here in Fairfield, Connecticut.

And you are John Braun, the one, the only.

F. Braun. Yeah, we all know what the F stands for.

I don't know. I just find it easier to find my stuff online by using the middle initial.

That's right. That's right.

All right. Where are we starting here, John? You know what I want to do just to mix things up a little bit I want to talk about our first sponsor here which is barebones

barebone software at barebones.com and the piece of software of theirs that we are talking about

for their sponsorship today is Yojimboe which is very easy for me to talk about

because it is the software that I use to prep

Mackey, Gebb, and keep our agenda,

your agenda, all built and in sync here.

Yo Jimbo is a data collection and organization tool.

What you do is you start and it's got a three pain to view similar to Mac OS 10's mail application.

Very familiar view.

On the left side are what's called collections.

And you can have a collection.

...