We both live in PA. If you do not mind I would like to suggest you start them early in a pot. You will get blooms earlier. It takes us longer to warm up. I grow most in pots so I can get my blooms early July at the lastest.

This is sort of a moot point now, since I am not using Front Page anymore, but this was an existing page with existing images; I didn't do anything at all to the images or the references to them. Evidently when the program opened the file to edit it changed the image URL - maybe it downloaded the pictures too and linked to them on my computer instead - at any rate, when I uploaded the file the URL was wrong. I had a similar problem on Netscape Composer, although now it only does it for some images. I think I found a box that said don't change the original file, or something. I supposed there's something similar in Front Page but it must be buried deeper. And Lazygardens, I DID look at the help files. If it was that easy to find the answer I wouldn't have bothered writing to the forum. As with a lot of programs, if you don't already have some idea of how the program works, it's very hard to know how to frame the question to get the answer you need. And you may not recognize it when you see it. WW

Charles, What are you really looking to do here? Hosting webpages for other people involves having a SERVER computer,Programs on the computer for a CGI(common gateway interface)bin and SQL database(for catalogs), and usually a T-3 internet connection line which costs around $1500 a month. Is this what you want to do? On the other hand, if you would like to start out a little slower, you could learn the HTML language so you can make webpages. It would require you to learn Photo manipulation so you could put pictures on the webpages. To me webpages are sources for information. For a webpage or website to be interesting it has to tell me something i don't already know. Do you have a particular interest or hobby that you know well? Maybe you can put your knowledge on a webpage to help others that are looking for this kind of information. You need to tell us what you want to do so we can steer you to the information you need to get. JamesS

OK...we're going to run out of bumps today or tomorrow...so, here's my suggested draft for the next thread: +++++++++++++++++++++ Subject: Read Me If You're New To GW Kitchens! (Help keep on Page 1) Welcome - If you are new here - you may find the following information and links helpful. The Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) pages contain helpful information about how to navigate this site as well as the world of kitchen renovations. The Kitchen Forum Acronyms will help you understand some of the acronyms used frequently in posts. The Finished Kitchens Blog has pictures and information about many GW members' finished kitchens. Not only can you see them alphabetically, but there is also a category list if you're looking for specific things like a kitchen w/a Beverage Center or a kitchen w/a mix of dark and light cabinets. The Appliances Forum is very useful when you have questions specific to appliances. To start off the process...take the Sweeby Test. Then, move on to Beginning a Kitchen Plan. Other topics such as planning for storage can be found by doing a search on the forum. Tip: When using the "search" function, be sure to use the search box on the bottom of the page, not the top! Again, welcome and good luck! The journey is wild, sometimes bumpy, but fun! +++++++++++++++++++++ Comments? Suggestions? Did I miss anything? And thanks kKailuaMom for getting this idea moving! You were very successful; let's hope the next thread is as successful! Maybe someday we'll be able to get some permanent links (ike the FAQ & FKB & possibly a "Getting Started w/Your Kitchen Remodel"), but until then, let's keep this going!