OK, I have my four choices and I need to ID two alternates. And obviously I can't do this without a lot of hand holding. The four main choices are: M. Tillier, Clementina Carbonieri (that was love at first sight, thank you, Joanne!), General Gallieni, and Maggie. Right now for alternates I am leaning toward Westside Road Cream Tea, which I just keep coming back to. If I get white, I think I like those creamy whites the best. I need one more and possibilities in my mind include Niles Cochet, Lady Hillingdon, Natchitoches Noisette, Mme. Alfred Carriere, Prosperity. I'm worried about size. The places I have where I could put something bigger are much more challenging spots to get a rose into the ground and maintained and I am on a very limited physical/mental energy budget. Comments please.... There are also a bunch of apricot-buff roses that look wonderful to me but I am not listing since in my tiny collection I already have Buff Beauty, Abe Darby, and a giant cluster of Peace -- I realize Peace isn't classed as apricot but it gives a very apricot impression in our climate; and I have Rosette Delizy and General Gallieni on order... and I want some brighter color too. I do think that the Teas are probably going to take over my brain for a while. They seem to have a lot of what I want. -Greta

ok- thanks- maybe we can test mine on hers. There isn't any software to install anymore- it is already in the USB modem- getting easier everyday! I was worried about that because a different friend has Cricket (about 2 years old), and he had to use a compact disc- my HP Mini doesn't have a place to put a disc- so when we went to the store last week they showed me the one I bought. Easy, easy!

This is what info was given to me but I could not do it because I do not have that kind of modem. Step 1: Click on the Start menu. Step 2: Click on the Control Panel. Step 3: In your Control Panel, click on the Printers and Other Hardware link. Step 4: Under the Printers and Hardware section, choose Phone and Modem Options. Step 5: Once there, click on the Modems tab. Step 6: Under the Modems tab, if you see "V.92" under your modem name, you can easily set up PC on Hold to be notified of incoming calls. Step 7: While in the Phone and Modems Options box, on the Modems tab, click on Properties. Step 8: In the Properties box, click on the Modem on Hold tab. Step 9: Under the Modem on Hold tab, checkmark the box beside "Enable Modem on Hold to place a checkmark in the box" and then click OK. When you first receive notification of a call, a flashing box will appear at the bottom of your screen. That box will say "BCM V.92." Click on the box to open the BCM V.92 Modem window. Note that you will not see the name or phone number of the person calling. It will only say "Unknown." However, if you have Caller ID, you may be able to see that information. From here, you can choose to Answer the call or Ignore it. By clicking Answer, you will have effectively placed your Internet connection on hold and you will be able to talk on the phone. Once you finish your conversation, simply press Resume to go back to surfing the Web.

FYI, A 1394 Net Adaptor Connection is basically Win2k/XP's way of telling you that you have a Firewire interface installed in your system. IEEE 1394 is more commonly known as Firewire and is mostly used to connect to peripherals such as digital cameras, camcorders and some external hard drives. It can also be used to network two Firewire-equipped systems together, achieving 12.5 to 50MBps transfer speeds. Firewire networking use is limited because of its 15ft cable length limitation.