The overwintering of tender bulbs idea is great. However as you post it, it reads as you might be being a bit repetitive for each tender bulb in every sub plant chapter(s) discussing over wintering them. My post above should have maybe read something like Please see FAQ 123 overwintering tender bulbs in colder zones It would also be nice if the Crinum parts from Bulbs made a cross reference to here and make a 100% move to this forum. I'm confused...that's nothing new though. So are you saying that it would be all right to post an FAQ at bulbs with the exact info that is written to the FAQ here for Crinums? If so, a link to the Amaryllis/Hippeastrum Forum could also be added to the Crinum FAQ (at Bulbs) for addressing further questions. There are numerous bulbs asked about at The Bulb Forum that would maybe be better addressed at other, more specific forums, such as Alliums and Lilies, which have their own forums. Since they are asked about so frequently at Bulbs, I thought we'd address some rather general info in the FAQ with links to the appropriate forums, or appropriate forum's FAQ...whichever would be best. There are questions too about plants that aren't even bulbs, but the members will reply with info and also suggest they ask also at the specific forum for that plant...examples Irises (bearded) and Canna.

Thank you for the reply. Things have not improved and I've been doing research to find out why. It's only me, one guy, so maybe it's my problem. If you're interested and want to persue it I will take a look back here sooner next time and if you can send a quick link of this thread this one time to me I'll be sure to get back. ajajaj a t rediffmail com THanks Andre

I probably can't, but I'll try anyway. :) Using this page as a cheat-sheet: http://justus.anglican.org/resources/bcp/Acrobat.htm A word document, or any word processor file, is meant to be easily editable. The problem is that it can also display a bit differently depending of what machine you view it on. A PDF(Portable Document Format) on the other hand uses means to assure that the document displays exactly the same from machine to machine, hence it is more "Portable". But that portability comes at a cost, you lose the ability to easily edit the file. Does that make sense or am I being overly simplistic?

Hi Dan, Thank you very much for your help. I tried entering the same items again using the wizard. I did it in the order shown. The first thing was, "Page title. (appears in the browser title bar)" I typed in, "Plants & Flowers" here. Next, I entered a heading. I picked size 7, font- brush script, a red color, and centered, and typed in, "Plants & Flowers" The third thing I put in was an image. I browsed for a picture, picked height, width, alignment and centered. Next was paragraph. I picked size, font, color, and centered, and typed in, "Check availability below." Last item entered was table. To keep it simple, I made it just 2 columns, and 2 rows. Starting at top of page, what I wanted was: Heading Image Paragraph Tables What I got, in preview, was, from top: Tables Image Paragraph Heading The code came out like this: (table width="100%" cellspacing="2" cellpadding="2" border="2") (tr)(!-- Row 1 --) (td)Â (/td) (td)Â (/td) (/tr) (tr)(!-- Row 2 --) (td)Â (/td) (td)Â (/td) (/table)(!-- Created with CoffeeCup HTML Express 5.0 --) (!-- http://www.coffeecup.com --) (HTML) (HEAD) (TITLE)Plants & Flowers.(/TITLE) (BODY BGCOLOR="#FFFFFF" TEXT="#000000" LINK="#0000FF" ALINK="#FF0000" VLINK="#990099") (CENTER)(IMG SRC="Blue Hydrangea.jpg" BORDER=0 ALT="" HEIGHT="222" WIDTH="326" ALIGN="ABSMIDDLE")(/CENTER)(P>) (A HREF="")(/A> (CENTER)(FONT FACE="Times New Roman" SIZE="3")Check availability below. (/FONT)(/CENTER)(P) (CENTER)(FONT FACE="Brush Script" SIZE="7" COLOR="#CC3300")Plants & Flowers(/FONT)(/CENTER)(P) (/BODY)(/HTML) To answer your question, Yes, I do have the log-in and PW. Thanks for taking a look. John