The Mac Geek album number 387 Premium for Thursday, March 22, 2012. Oh, Good readings folks and welcome to the Mac Observer's Mac Geek Cab Premium.

The show, where you send in your questions, to a special premium email address, you send in your

tips to the same special premium email address, and we try to provide you some answers and

some tips of our own, and together together the goal is to all try and learn a

little something new each time around and I'm excited about the show today

John oh I'm Dave Hamilton here in Durham, New Hampshire, and that guy is?

And I'm Jonathan Rohn here in fearful, Connecticut.

And just researching the questions for the show here, I learned a thing or two.

I know.

Yeah, I did too.

I'm excited. All right, let's do this. Let's get right in. I'm sure we'll get off on on our patent pending tangents here.

Well, I have one correction. I'm going to have a correction, but I think it's relevant.

Well, no, I mentioned this last time, but I just want to be just, because I think you agreed with

you. I don't think you were paying attention, which is usually my job.

But actually, we're going to get, are you talking about the iTunes match thing?

Because we're going to get there later in the show. Oh, launch services.

So now we're doing a Rata at the beginning.

Go ahead.

Go. Why not? It keeps it interesting. You know, but in the last show we were talking about

launch services and I just want to be clear what launch services is because I think we both of us didn't correctly identify what it is.

Launch Services you're going to see revealed in OS 10 would you do open with. Right?

So launch services is the mechanism that associates documents with the app that potentially

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