Video KB -- How Do I?

Question

A project I have been working on in my spare time is to make videos about how to do simple tasks that my customers continually ask.
Recently it was pointed out to me, it would be a good idea to share this project here in the IronPort Community forums.
www.videokb.com is a web site I have built that has a number of videos on the WSA and how to do thing.
A couple of days ago I put up a new video on how to create notification messages. I you wanted to see this content then all you need to do is click on this link or copy it into a browser:
http://www.videokb.com/?ShowMe=ZGEwYTAzND
All videos have a link under them so you can share the content without the person having to dig around and find it. Most videos are 5 minutes in length, however as you will see from the Introduction to Access policies for the WSA, it takes a lot longer. I am slowly adding more indepth videos as time permits.
This project is a work in progress, things I have planned in the future are:
1. Enable anyone to add videos and mange them, current you can only add videos.
2. Create more channels around Cisco products
3. Inprove the layout of each of the product tabs and the videos under them
4. Add the search functionaility
5. Let users register with the site as part of the video management feature
6. Create a public twitter account that people can follow and have the site publish to the twitter account when new content is available.
7. Provide a method to rate the videos
8. Provide a method to give feedback.
Anyway, I hope the site helps, I know it has saved me retyping the same answer over and over as the common questions get asked.
Cheers
Shane

Answer 1

Connect the phone to the computer. Once it recognizes it is there and Autoplay opens, click on Open Folder to View files. This will open the folder that contains the photos/video files. If you can identify the one that is causing the problem, try and drag it to the desktop by itself. Also, not to judge you, but next time try and move them over a little more often. XP has a difficult time dealing with these files in large groups.