Help I Got A Mac

Help I Got A Mac

By Cliff Ravenscraft & Chris BeitingTechnology
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Help I Got A Mac episodes

  • 016 Help iGot A Mac! New Leopard Release!

    Help, iGot a Mac! – A podcast devoted to the Mac Switcher! Join the Mac conversation in our Help iGot A Mac in our Online Forum. Show Notes: Have you considered joining the Monthly Support Team? Visit http://gspn.tv/donate for more details. Join The Conversation by calling our Feedback Line at 859-795-4067 News: Leopard OSX v10.5.2 […]

    48 min
  • 014 Help iGot A Mac – MS Office Substitutes and HTML Editors

    Help, iGot a Mac! – A podcast devoted to the Mac Switcher! Join the Mac conversation in our Help iGot A Mac in our Online Forum. Right Click Here To Download This Episode Here are some things we discussed in this episode: + FORUM: Don Lewis asks…. How should I best go about transferring data […]

    48 min
  • 011 Help iGot A Mac!

    Help, iGot a Mac! – A podcast devoted to the Mac Switcher! Join the Mac conversation in our Help iGot A Mac in our Online Forum. Right Click Here To Download This Episode

    56 min
  • 010 Help iGot A Mac!

    Help, iGot a Mac! – A podcast devoted to the Mac Switcher! Join the Mac conversation in our Help iGot A Mac in our Online Forum. Right Click Here To Download This Episode

    47 min
  • 009 Help iGot A Mac!
    Help, iGot a Mac! – A podcast devoted to the Mac Switcher! Join the Mac conversation in our Help iGot A Mac in our Online Forum. Right Click Here To Download This Episode
    0 min
  • 008 Help iGot A Mac!
    Help, iGot a Mac! – A podcast devoted to the Mac Switcher! Join the Mac conversation in our Help iGot A Mac in our Online Forum. Right Click Here To Download This Episode
    0 min

About Help I Got A Mac

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The Help I Got A Mac podcast was originally launched after I, Cliff Ravenscraft, purchased my very first Apple/Mac computer in 2007. My first computer was a Commodore Vic 20, I then spent years on DOS based computers. I was an early adopter to Windows 3.0 and 3.1 and then moved into Windows 95, 98, and XP. I refuse to consider my "Windows ME and Vista" as "computing experiences.