Of course, there's Page Dickey. Lately she's been puting out a big, expensive coffee table book each year, but her first book "Duck Hill Journal" is a little gem. It's sort of a year in the life of her North Salem garden. Each chapter covers a month, and is headed by a little watercolor of hers. The book is probably out of print but obtainable. The melon goddess, Amy Goldman is in Rhinebeck. Her book "Melons" is full of wonderful photographic portraits of melons.

Open Word, click on Tools, Address book mail merge, document type and choose envelopes, OK, Merge from the address book. On the window that comes up click on setup, choose the envelope size, and then insert all the merge fields that you want. Next click on merge and all your envelopes will come on the screen with the information that you merged. You can edit these if you want.

Carol, on the favorites question. If you click on the green + sign in the top toolbar on IE7 an import/export line shows. Click on it and chose export when you are at AOL and you can copy your favs to a disk and then do the same thing where ever you want to import them to, just chose import then and they will be copied from the disk. Just follow the instructions on the wizard. I think that answers your question. If not, let me know. On addresses, check the info at AOL on exporting them, they probably have a way, sorry I do not know it.

Ladies, if you save your email addys via an export feature in your mail program, you should also be able to import it again, in to another email program. I have done this, when I went from earthlink to gmail. in gmail is the export opting like this: Export Contacts Export your contacts so you can transfer them to other accounts or save them offline. Who do you want to export? All of my contacts - 755 Only contacts in What format would you like to export to? Google's CSV format (for importing into another Google account). Outlook's CSV format (for importing into Outlook or other applications). vCard format (for importing into Address Book or other applications). I have a folder in mozilla (as that is my browser) where I export all my addresses about once a month. I always overwrite the file that's already there, thus I have the latest and up to datetest (LOL) file for emergencies. In the import option on gmail I have this: Import Contacts We support importing contacts in the CSV file format (Comma Separated Values). For best results, please use a CSV file produced by Outlook, Outlook Express, Yahoo!, or Hotmail. For Apple Address Book, there is a useful utility called "A to G". Please select a file to upload Import Above all, know where you save your address book!!! otherwise, you can't import it in to a new mail program. Another tip: Use a "free mail program", like hotmail, gmail, yahoo etc. With this your mail is web based, and you can pull it up on ANY computer, and you don't have to change addresses when you get a new server. That's my reason to have gmail (main addy) yahoo mail for gardenweb and KT, yahoo mail for cycling... LOL, see where I am going? I have several email addresses, and I use them for different purposes. All are web based and free. Moni