Upcoming on Call for Help

Andy has posted the March schedule of shows for Call for Help. Don’t forget, we debut in Australia on the HOW-TO network March 7. To get Call for Help where you live, visit our web site and fill out the form.

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:cheese: dude you rock looking forward to watching call for help again horay for leo.

Hooray for the How-to Channel, can’t wait until you’re back on our screens! come down under for a visit sometime, you can sleep on my couch 😀

Hi Leo You going to the LinuxWorld Conference and
Expo if so,may see there.Keep your pouch full of
gadgets.

Hey, I got a question for you…..Is there a way to port an A/V signal wirelessly directly to a DVD burner?
many thanks,
Lewis

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