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Webinar #10 – Your Questions, Live

Webinar #10 – Your Questions, Live – will be Sunday, March 11, 2012 at 1PM
U.S. Pacific Daylight time.

Caution: In the United States, March 11th is the start of
Daylight Saving Time. I’m assuming that GoToWebinar will handle this
properly and send registered attendees the correct information. I’m also not
including a GMT equivalent this time because I’m very likely to get it wrong.
I’ll attempt to send a status update – something like “webinar one hour from now” – on the morning of the webinar on both Twitter and Facebook.

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Agenda

No agenda!

This is another “open” webinar where I’ll simply take your questions live and try not to sound too lost or confused. Smile

So register, via the link below and come prepared with your questions.

The Questions

Questions and answers from the Webinar are posted here as they are transcribed:

Full Webinar

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Post-Webinar

If you missed the webinar, keep coming back to this very page. The agenda items that I covered above will eventually become links to articles that contain the recorded video segments from the webinar. More on that here: How do I view your past webinars?

If you have technical questions, please ask them here on the ask-a-question page.

If you have general comments about the webinar, ideas for future topics, or thoughts about what would work better, please visit http://ask-leo.com/feedback and drop me your thoughts there. I can’t promise to respond to them all, but I definitely read them all.

Next Webinar

Future Webinars

Rather than hide them somewhere, here are some ideas that have been suggested for future webinars or things that might make the cut if we have enough time:

  • Social Media: Twitter, Facebook, Google+ – What are they, how do they work, and do you care?

  • Do you need a swap file? – It depends. I’ll review what it depends on.

  • Document organization – My Documents, but then what? Using folders, naming conventions, and other techniques to keep track of what’s on your computer can be simple.

  • Setting a default mail program – How to change what happens when you click an email link or click Send To.

  • Master of your own domain – Domain purchase, website hosting, and setting up your own email address.

Feel free to suggest more!

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