got it :-) Lucy

I agree with acraftylady. I used lots of the free software and wasn't satisfied that they were good enough in today's world. I also ran a good software that wasn't free and had lots of trouble with their updates. They were rated as one of the best. I decided to try the much-maligned Norton products and haven't been happier. No troubles and very nice customer support. Piasano, as suggested here by another, use Norton's "chat" tool to work with this company. If necessary Norton will be able to lock into your pc to check it and see for themselves where the problem is coming from. It's a safe tool and they will unlock and break all contact with you when they resolve your PC's problem. Along with others in the industry, top Norton security personnel works with our government to detect and resolve hacker and other security problems.

search jewel case crafts http://familycrafts.about.com/cs/forpreteens/l/blcdcasestrt.htm also http://www.thriftyfun.com/tf118372.tip.html http://www.teachingarts.org/visualArtsQuestions/stories/storyReader$97 http://www.sfcb.org/php/yp.php?id=JC http://www.scrapvillage.com/Mothers-Day-Cards-Albums-Scrapbook-Layouts.htm Here is a link that might be useful: crafts

Yeah! I took down the Christmas tree and it's only January 8...my usual target date is Valentines Day but since I lost my job, I have no excuse. The tree is 9' so I have tons of decorations. It took me 2 days but I was very methodical trying to think ahead to next year: I bought smaller storage boxes (found them at Big Lots for cheap) so they are easier to retrieve from high shelves and when I decorate I just get one box out at a time (e.g. get box of lights down put lights up; get box of balls down put balls up, etc) I packed like things together, even getting anal (e.g. red balls together in one box, gold in another). I made large labels (5" X 7") listing the catagory and items in the box, used large font, and stuck them to the side of the box for easy reading next year (e.g. TREE LIGHTS: 15 strings of garland lights; 2 strings interior tree lights; 3 extension cords; 1 power strip) I included tips/lessons learned at the bottom of the label (e.g. put garland lights vertical instead of around the tree) I put the light weight boxes on high shelves and heavy boxes on the bottom. I know this is a "duh" but in the past I have used large storage boxes and they were all heavy by the time they were packed Here is a link that might be useful: Some of the smaller storage boxes