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Episode 78 - Creating PDF Documents
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Recorded Live March 17, 2009.
  • Answering viewer questions.
  • Feature:  Saving PDF documents in Mac OS X, Linux and Windows without having to buy commercial applications.

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  • Viewer testimonials.
  • Viewer Question:  Why do you favor apt-get over aptitude? 
  • There is freedom in Open Source.
  • Viewer Comment:  I have no idea what you're talking about.
  • Viewer Question:  When my son's computer boots up, it sits at a screen saying it is waiting for RAID before finally booting into Windows XP.  What does this mean?
  • Robbie uses too much power to keep the coffee warm.
  • Viewer Question:  Could you do a series of shows about how to use VirtualBox, or how to do virtualization?
  • Viewer Question:  Why would people buy the commercial virtualization products when there are great products available for free?
  • Obtaining VirtualBox with USB 2.0 support for your Ubuntu system.
  • Robbie talks briefly about virtualization products under Ubuntu Linux.
  • Adding your user to vboxusers group on Ubuntu Linux so you can use VirtualBox.
  • Viewer Comment:  You can get VMWare for free in the Server edition.
  • Viewer Question:  Would you ever consider doing more pre-recorded segments on Category5 Technology TV?
  • Carrie did her first backup on Windows Vista.
  • Thinking redundantly toward your data backups.
  • First impressions of NOD32 antivirus software: it's much less intrusive than other products such as McAfee.
  • Creating PDF documents in Windows, Linux and Mac OS using the free OpenOffice suite with advanced features such as image compression, security and encryption.
  • Carrie's Question:  If I sent an encrypted PDF file to someone by email, how would I give them the password?
  • Viewer Comment:  OpenOffice 3+ will open .DOCX but not save it.
  • Viewer Question:  Will OpenOffice allow you to edit existing PDF documents?
  • A print driver that prints directly to PDF - the free CutePDF Writer for Windows.
  • Viewer Question:  What do you think of the iPhone app for ustream.tv?
  • Viewer Comment:  It doesn't matter what you put in your PDF file; it will always print and display correctly from any system.
  • Viewer Question:  What do you think of Open-Xchange?
  • Viewer Question:  What is a good text editor for Windows 2000?
  • Viewer Question:  Have you tried Jaunty?
  • Viewer Question:  I've installed Apache, mySQL and PHP in Ubuntu 8.10 through Synaptic Package Manager.  Which GUIs can I use to transfer files to my web server and how can I administer it?
  • Viewer Comment:  VSFTPD is lighter.
  • Viewer Question:  I've just installed Easy Peasy on my EeePC.  I want to change settings in xorg.conf but it won't stick.  How can I set up this setting?
  • Viewer Comment:  I wonder if you or any of your viewers have tried the Eye-Fi.  It would be really cool.

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Robbie had to reboot his computer during the live show because he was monkeying with his compiz settings this week and had not rebooted.

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