My favorite story is the one wherein Jaz's not so happy officemate sent her rantings to Jaz (and her as always, diplomatic answer back)!!! I don't fiddle with the computer much outside of work, so mine is work, not personal. But it's ugly. I have the inside track for things at work because I work with the top dude. We had a search committee going, and of course, with the different types of input needed to cover all the bases for our hirees, the committee, by definition, is very diverse. I was compiling the comments after a particular guest visited, to be distributed before the next meeting, in order to see which obstacles needed to be overcome before hiring. One committee member, having done it a blue million times, had two sets of comments, one for the head of the committee only, and one for the committee, much more watered down and middle of the road. Of course, I, in my infinite wisdom, sent the blasting email to all the committee, including the Dean, which had the part bolded (the part that was supposed to draw my attention to the email, as the one not to send), DO NOT SHOW THIS TO THE COMMITTEE. UGH!!! Biggest faux pas ever, and I'm still redfaced whenever I see the guy. God love him.

Went to the ER and it is broke. Doctor was very nice and told me I did the right thing attempting to tape them together. X-ray showed it is broke and because of where the break is the doctor wants me to wear one of those lovely "shoes" for a couple weeks. That way my foot will sit right and hopefully the break will heal properly. They all know me in the ER and know what I am dealing with so all were very nice and got me taken care of right away. Now, on the way in the door of the ER my dad stepped the wrong way and pulled a muscle in his calf! I ran in to a PT guy we know and he said that if it continues to bother him I should get him checked out because of his age but more than likely it is just a pull so he showed me some exercises he can do to make it better. Dear Lord I hope this is it for a while! We did go see mom and she is being released back to the nursing home today. The doctor called me this morning and said her liver and kidney functions, still has "rattle" in her chest but that is better also. She looks and sounds much better. Doctor said he thinks some of the throwing up comes from her shoving too much food in her mouth at one time, so he is ordering speech therapy to work with her more at the home so she gets in the habit of smaller bites. Dad and I just came home as there was no need for us to sit there and wait for transport for her. Mom was not too happy but that is just too bad, my toe hurts right now and is all swollen. I know in a day or so it will not be so tender but right now I am going to baby ME! How's that for a self centered attitude? LOL!

Thanks for the link. After reading about all the buttons I was supposed to have, I finally located them. Not above the messages but on the far right-hand corner of the monitor. So, if anybody else needs the "mark as not spam" button, that's the place to find it. Thanks again.

If you have a multi-user subscription, you should be able to load it onto other computers at any time during the period of the subscription, and the clock starts ticking when you load the first one on. I have a 3-user subscription to Norton anti-virus and I loaded one right away, and another 6 months later. However, I have the disc. Since you downloaded yours, did you save the program on the first computer? If so, you could make a copy on a flash drive, and plug that into your netbook and install it. If you don't have that option, you should go go the Symantec web site. When you put the program on the first computer, there is typically a registration step that establishes an account at Symantec. Each time the program is installed and registered, the registration process takes you to the web site and the number of program installs is kept track of in your account. If you log into this account right now, it should show that you have two installs left of what you bought. If you don't have the program, and/or you can't remember how to get into your account (or can't retrieve the info), call Symantec tech support and explain the problem and they should be able to walk you through this. It would probably be helpful if you had your online receipt of the purchase handy when you do this.