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Dropbox Install software and setup an account (free). Create a folder under Dropbox root folder on PC. Copy your .PDF files to the sub-folder. Share this folder to the users that you want them to have access to and SMS or Email them the link. Works like a charm.

Yahoo Messenger https://messenger.yahoo.com/features/filetransfer/ Has a Windows and Mac download. Mac OS X 10.10 can use 'Messages'

Should be an option for 'None' when creating a new Apple ID. It will verify you by eMail. https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204034 If you have an existing account, you should be able to go back after the fact and change it to 'None' as well. It will require a CC at first to verify that...

Go to the iTunes or Mac App Store app and sign-in using your AppleID. Make sure account information is complete there. 'Review' is reported broken by a lot of users.

...I make my living off the evening news Just give me something Something I can use People love it when you lose They love dirty laundry

Wow..I don't even know where to start with your sanctimonious, self-righteous post. Congratulations on being young, perfectly healthy, and living in an general aviation economic microcosm. Sadly, you just don't get it. Keep believing in the antiquated medical/SI process that hasn't kept up...

If your clientele includes blue hairs, then yes. The concept of free long distance doesn't seem to register across their demographic. Otherwise, its a thing of the past.

Yes, they have a variety of interfaces, including an API if you want to integrate to an application to automate functionality. Their customer support is also solid. GV, on the personal account side, has the typical 'Post a Message' type of support. Not good in a business setting.

Demographics. (Income, etc). Plus, it's TX. More likely to see pickup trucks, than electric cars. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

No. Clean Diesel = dramatically increased complexity. Older MBs, Volvos, VWs, etc were mechanically simple. The new common rail diesels are far less reliable. DPFs, NOx cats, SCR systems, electronic injectors, turbos, high rail pressures, sensors. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

This made me LOL. Thx!

Not anymore, and not in a new one. New VW's are complex maintenance nightmares and yield mid-40's driving normal highway speeds. Great driving feel, but we'll see how many 2009+ VW diesels make it to 500,000 and at what $$$.

Prius, Corolla Eco, Sonata Hybrid. Rentals within the last year. Reasonable cars. Didn't try the Civic Hybrid. For total cost of ownership, a $20K-ish Asian gasser is going to win every time, ignoring the driving experience.

Nope. Clean diesel and the premium price on USLD put an end to this. Pay close attention to the recent VW Clean Diesel ads on TV. Note that they focus on how far you can go on a tank....NOT on MPG. There is a reason. Far more long-term economy in a Civic, Corolla, Elantra, etc. By a...

BBC World for news. I watch Fox for the hot, long-legged bimbos. I watch MSNBC when I need a dose of hypocracy.

Ding, ding, ding! The "drive it 500,000 miles and save lots of money" ship sailed a long time ago. Even then, someone had to be mechanically able to perform the maintenance they required.

Yep..but Malone and Rawtek apparently do a "brisk" business with numerous "off road only" vehicles......

Fred's is better info. forums.tdiclub.com

Unfortunately, it depends on whether the DPF is full, or is cracked. A bad EGR will soot up a DPF, left unfixed. However, if you haven't had any EGR problems, it is highly unlikely that its full. It might be cracked. Cracked = unserviceable. The DPFs used in the 2.0 CR VW motors isn't...

Contemplating pulling the trigger on a new S 70D. Thanks in advance for your portion of the Federal Tax Credit and all of the "subsidized" electricity!