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Written by Jaxsen Day
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Tuesday, 20 July 2010 10:26 |
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About Google voice
Google voice is a web based service offered by Google that allows the user to receive a master number which you can set to any phone of your choosing. click add line forwarding and type in a number, then click verify. After that Google Voice will call you and ask you for the two digit verification code that appears on your computer screen. Enter the verification code on the dial pad of your phone. Then you are ready for Google Voice to start working with that phone. So anyone who calls your Google Voice number will be transferred to the phone you verified with Google Voice. This is useful when you have several phone lines because you can set up as many lines as you want with Google Voice. So that when someone calls your Google Voice number Google Voice calls all of your numbers that you have verified with them. Google Voice also gives you free voicemail for all of your verified numbers. When you sign up for Google Voice they will ask you to type a pin number which will allow you to access your account from any phone by calling your Google Voice number and entering the pin. You can also check your voicemail by logging in to your account through the Google Voice web page.
If you have multiple phone lines Google Voice is a great way to synchronise them with one master number.
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Written by Jaxsen Day
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Thursday, 08 July 2010 10:16 |
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Attention all mac users
are you Having problems with your CDs or DVDs
not showing up in Disk Utility?
I recently had a strange problem with my mac pro computer. While trying to burn a disk image inside Disk Utility I noticed that the DVD which I was trying to burn to was not showing up in the sidebar of Disk Utility. The original procedure for burning a disk image in Disk Utility was as follows:
1. select the image you want to burn
2. hit the restore tab in the main window
3. in the source field click browse and select the image file in the browse window that opens
4. drag the disk from the left sidebar into the destination field
5. then click burn
I was confused at first and did not understand why my disk was not showing up in the left sidebar as it had originally done. When I inserted a disk with data written on it the disk would show up correctly. I decide to delete the file that deals with Finder functionality and reboot so that the computer would recreate it. That attempt had no effect on the behavior of Disk Utility. I then tried to change the preferences settings of the Finder. That attempt had no effect either. I decided to research the problem and, after a couple hours of talking to an Apple Advisor, I discovered that their had been a change in the Disk Utility program that was not widely advertised. Instead of the disk showing up in the sidebar, Disk Utility recognizes that there is blank media present by reading the optical drive directly. This means the steps for burning a disk image are cut down to 2 simple steps which are as follows:
1. select the disk image from the sidebar of disk utility
2. hit burn at the top of the window
The program will immediately burn the image to the disk in the optical drive, however, if you are trying to put the image on a USB drive follow the original 5 steps listed above. CD/DVDs only show in Disk Utility once data has been written on them but will still mount and show in Finder for regular burning.
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Last Updated on Thursday, 08 July 2010 21:32 |
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Written by Jaxsen Day
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Wednesday, 30 June 2010 13:28 |
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introductions
Hi my name is Jaxsen Day and I am the new intern here at LakeWay Computer Support. By taking on this job I hope to have the opportunity to help anyone that I can and, learn something new in the process. I love learning about the technical aspects of just about anything.I especially enjoy learning new things about computers and, discovering new soft wares and innovations in technology which makes the experience all the better for the user.
I hope to accomplish many things while I have this opportunity but, the main things I hope to learn are
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how the computer support enterprise functions and, what it takes to keep the business running smoothly and efficiently .
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better ways to improve customer support and meet their needs.
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learn new things about the workings of computer systems and ways to get more out of computers in order to keep them running fast and operating properly for a longer period of time.
I hope to learn these main things and more so that I may make the most of this experience. It is my hope not only to have the opportunity to learn from this job but, also to use my position here to help as many customers as I can with their computer issues and, help them find the solution that is best for them. I am going to be a junior at Lake Travis High School and am currently Swimming and riding horses as well as working here for the summer
Last but not least thank you for choosing us and, I look forward to your business here at LakeWay computer support.
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Written by Michael
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Friday, 11 June 2010 10:38 |
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Friends and Neighbors:
After being in business here in Lakeway for a little more than 6 months, we have a good amount of feedback in place to be able to offer a wider range of specific functions and price them accordingly. You have spoken, and we have listened. I would like to thank all of our customers for the great information, feedback and support they have given us in these first 6 months.
Thank you!
You can find the new service listing along with pricing on the Services page here.
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Written by Administrator
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Thursday, 03 June 2010 07:03 |
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Today only! Go to Adealio.com and get a coupon for our $180 Clean & Protect service for 50% off!
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