I'm still very light on the JB count (thank you Lord!), but one interesting note. The few I have are in love with Ebb Tide. It was in bloom a few weeks ago when they first appeared and I would find a dozen or so on it daily. Then all EBs blooms were shot (helped by the jbs no doubt), then I had very few, some on ZD leaves, my crabapples, and other roses. Now EB is in bloom again, and the JBs are back on it! I thought they loved yellow or white roses. In fact, I do believe that because I got rid of a yellow rose (diseased) that they used to devour, that is why I don't have so many. Plus the drought, etc.

When someone posts a URL at the end of their post using the "Optional Link URL", why can I no longer open it in a new tab? I use Firefox browser and I cannot right click for that option as I used to do. I too use FF and Right Click on a link and then choose to have it open in a New Tab. What I have noticed in the past day or two is that when I click on a link and choose to open it in a New Tab, that the new tab opens Just to the right of the existing tab I am on, as opposed to it opening over to the very far right as it used to. Make any sense? I believe it has something to do with FF and not with GW. I just went to another site and clicked on a link and chose to have it open in a new tab, and it opened to the very right of the tab I had open. I recently updated FF and think it started happening after that...not positive though. You might try stopping by Computer Help, linked below and ask about it. Sue Here is a link that might be useful: Computer Help Forum

poohbear please follow up, for additional clean up measures. note Drive C: : 232.88 Gb Total Space : 44.83 Gb Free Space : 19.25% Space Free : Partition Type: NTFS You're running out of free space! Windows needs 20% or more to run efficently. Please run OTL again. Under the Custom Scans/Fixes box at the bottom paste in the following text between the stars ********************************************************* :otl FF - prefs.js..extensions.enabledAddons: download_YouTube_ghribi@gmail.com:1.0.0 @Alternate Data Stream - 182 bytes -> C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\TEMP:408F95E5 @Alternate Data Stream - 122 bytes -> C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\TEMP:C8B8CEBD @Alternate Data Stream - 121 bytes -> C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\TEMP:C31F31E6 :Files ipconfig /flushdns /c :commands [CreateRestorePoint] [emptytemp] [purity] ************************************************************ Then click the Run Fix button at the top Let the program run unhindered, reboot the PC when it is done Open OTL again and click the Quick Scan button. Post the log it produces in your next reply. Post that directly to the forum.

Writersblock, I beg to differ with you, but Web Archive just doesn't cut it anymore. You mentioned "unless you want to use it for organizing". I think that organizing is the point. Evernote is an application but it's free. Once you've installed it a little Evernote icon is in your Toolbar. If you're on a page that you want you just click the icon and Evernote makes a new page with everything on it like Web Archive. Then it gets much better. The following is much, much harder to describe than to do. You can quickly Tag items with references that are important to you. Say that you want to keep a new file on Miele Dishwashers. There is a spot that says Tags. You type in Miele Dishwashers and Evernote automatically makes a folder for Miele Dishwashers. Anytime you want to link something to that folder you tag it Miele Dishwashers. You can even tag a page with a bunch of tags. Let's say that you want a General Folder for Miele but you want separate folders to show prices, places to buy, or whatever. You can have one web page referenced in several folders just by typing in a few words. It is really simple. Oh, and there are so many ways that you can view the things that you've saved. You just have to check it out to see. But there is one more thing that is really useful. You can access Evernote anywhere. If you use Web Archive you are stuck with finding that page on your computer. Evernote is an application that can be on your computer, your smart phone or your iPad, etc. you can find anything that you've kept anywhere. Plus it's a website so you don't even have to download the application to find things that you've already added. Anywhere there is a computer (Mac or PC) you can get to your stuff. And Evernote automatically syncs everything when you open the application to keep you up-to-date. I even put notes to myself in Evernote so I can have the info on my iphone when I want it. To be honest, I don't even use Evernote up to it's full potential. I do really basic stuff but for a big project like a Kitchen Remodel it's a huge help. Like jenswrens, I'm smitten. Here is a link that might be useful: Evernote