Hi Ladies, I have PS10 except I have misplaced my first CD to download it to my computer.Does anyone know how I can get it without having to buy the whole things again? I would appreciate any help thanks so much....Diane

Yes, the chair is similar but the arch is different and the seam along the side of the chair where the back meets the seat (just above the back legs on the side) is different. I've done a little upholstery and that detail on "my" chair seems like a slightly higher quality construction. I think I'm more concerned now because DH just took me to a very nice restaurant (for our 10th anniversary!) that had leather Parsons chairs. They were so uncomfortable! I've rarely sat on a chair more unpleasant. I really wanted to find some reviews of "my" chair to see what people said about comfort and quality, but it doesn't seem as though that's an option. If there is no label on these chairs, is it possible they are still PB? Does PB not put a label on all their pieces? Where might a manufacturer hide their label on an upholstered chair?

I know, I don't think either of the CafePress designs are as nice as your old ones. I still think something similar must be out there, somewhere... I think the Mimbres collection at the Western NM University in Silver City is the largest one in existence. On our last visit, they told us they rotate different pieces through the display routinely (too many items to display all at once.) It's just fabulous, so if you get back out this way, maybe pencil that in! I had to get comfy with bats in my last home, because they lived in the attic of our old detached rock garage. That building also housed our washer and dryer. I will admit there were a few evenings I did a U-turn with the laundry basket, when I saw a bat flitting around the light bulb over the washer. I don't mind them, but don't really want them flying around my head! But they never gave me any trouble. Interesting little critters.

Whoo hoo -- It's working!!! All clear on all channels and we didn't do or change a thing on this end since yesterday when it wasn't working. Son predicted this might happen as sites and programs across the net are upgraded. Bob says it's because I was patient about it. Someone wisely said, "Infinite patience produces immediate results". Well, guess my patience wasn't exactly infinite because it took a week. Oh well ... :-) Anyway, thanks for 'holding my hand', so to speak, by offering possible causes and solutions while I practiced patience. And I do appreciate my son who spent hours and hours last week fiddling with every setting he could think of. He was about ready to change out the whole thing. Happy computing!