Stripmail is basically for removing those annoying chevrons - >>> - that those before you have been too lazy to remove from forwarded emails. Rather than clutter up your computer with yet another program you can use your old friend Notepad. Simply copy and paste the email into Notepad, click Edit, click Replace, put a chevron in 'Find what', click in 'Replace with' and hit the spacebar once, then click Replace all. Done. Copy it back to a new email and send. If you are getting charts like the one in your post via the email system it only takes a few seconds to correct. Open Word and paste it in, then using the Tab key to get all the columns lined up and save the file.

I have a lot of copycats in my family, they do everything we do, we purchased a new car like 4-5 years ago and a lot of people in my family went and purchased new cars, we have a projector/movie theater/family room and a 100in screen, they want to copy our movie theater idea, my neighbors as soon as they saw we purchased brand new stainless steel appliances, they went and purchased brand new appliances, they are lucky my husband and i love them and see them like family hahaha! Now this one is on another level, i really got mad over the following events: When i got engaged 6 years ago (I have been married for 5 years already) they all went and purchased similar rings to mine, and a girl that DH and i know COPIED my ring, YES, MY RING, SAME EXACT RING!!!! I was so upset!!!!

Well, I did figure out how to edit the styles on the tablet in Firefox, which will make things a lot easier for testing. You just enter this into the address field, replacing the id number to one that corresponds with your style <b>about:stylish-edit?id=1</b> It takes a little trial and error to find the right number to enter since it looks like each style gets a number when it is installed, but I don't think it re-uses numbers after you uninstall one. So just keep counting up the numbers until you find the right style. Numbers for uninstalled styles just come up blank. If you can use a separate keyboard with the tablet it would make it easier, but using the built-in one works. I couldn't scroll down all the way for some reason in the edit box, but I have the free "hacker's keyboard" installed from Google Play store which has directional arrows for moving the cursor and that worked great. I'm hoping when I am done I can just copy the code and paste it into the userstyles site right from the tablet. The only thing I have found so far that works for the tablet in portrait mode is to set all the fonts to same fixed pixel size and a large one...30 pixels. When I use a smaller fixed font size the tablet screen defaults to a zoomed out look with tiny fonts and lots of blank space. If I try applying a larger % font size to everything it makes all the headers and stuff so big that it is un-useable. The regular style seems to look ok in landscape mode, even with the column layout boxes on the sides. Going to fiddle some more.

You know canfan, I noticed that too. I made a hybrid version of Annie's Salsa, using the Jalapeno Salsa recipe as inspiration, and went with 1 cup of vinegar. I roasted the jalapenos before chopping as well. I came up with: Roasted Jalapeno Salsa Makes 7-8 pints 5 cups tomatoes, peeled, chopped and drained *5 cups roasted jalapeno peppers, chopped (optional seeded or unseeded) 2 cups diced onion 6 cloves minced garlic 2 tsp cumin 2 tsp pepper 1/8 cup canning salt 1/4 cup chopped fresh cilantro 1/3 cup sugar 1 cup cider vinegar 16 oz. tomato sauce 16 oz. tomato paste *To roast jalapenos, set oven broiler to high and place oven rack 6 inches away from broiler. Prepare peppers by slicing off tops and placing whole on a cookie sheet. Roast in broiler until skins turn brown/black, turning peppers halfway through. When finished, remove from oven and allow to cool. When cool, chop jalapenos (be sure to wear gloves!) and either remove the seeds or keep them for more spice! Mix all ingredients, bring to a boil and simmer 10-20 minutes. Ladel into prepared jars, leaving 1/2 inch headspace, and process in a BWB for 15 minutes.