homertherat Yes, that's the kind of thing I mean. It is really annoying, and sometimes you can't possibly know that what you've ordered is what you actually need. And now that I think of it, I suspect that the reluctance to list seed numbers MIGHT be to avoid cost comparisons. The reason I suspect it is because small seed companies that really want your business almost always say how many seeds are included in packets. ===== But Susan, that's the point. Why should anyone NEED to contact the supplier to get this kind of information? It's a drain on everybody's time and maybe even patience. Why can't it be included with other information in the product blurb? Some of us don't have the time or inclination to go running after the supplier to provide information that could EASILY be included. I'd rather call them when there's a problem, not a lack of information.

Regarding adding the second file, The current and the prior file have to absolutely be two different names, Fred2007 and Fred2008 are sufficient. Create a current backup, Fred2008 Using Quicken do a File>Restore Backup File of Fred2007. Using Quicken do a File>Open of the restored file, Fred2007 After that you should to be able to toggle between the two files via the numeric access at the bottom of the File drop down menu, DA

I don't use bookmarks. I made myself an "intranet." (The local-drive version of an internet.) I got that habit from work, where I used an intranet to store all the links and priceless info such as tried-and-true procedures, contact information for suppliers, etc. That was how I documented my job responsibilities. As I left each job, I told my replacement to "read the intranet." I was leaving him/her with established procedures and much more information than I had when I started the job! I used Netscape's HTML editor to make my intranet. I update it whenever I find new info. (It's not just quilting. It has info for all my hobbies and interests, and info I need to run the household such as: local government, the different insurance we carry, etc.) My intranet is simple. The frame on the left is for navigation. It contains all the categories, in alphabetical order. When I click on a category, the frame of the right displays all links and notations for that category. I find this very handy, because instead of just a single URL, I can store my login and password right next to the link that takes me there. I can store links to multiple pages of a large website. I can store any other info relating to the website or blog, with notations such as "she does a lot of applique." Lately, I have been visiting the blogs of quilters, to see photos of their projects. I don't think I'm ever gonna have a blog of my own. I like our little forum much better. Instead of post after post about me, it's a threaded discussion, and I get to learn sooo much from everyone else.

The interior design group for this build is at this site - https://eminentinteriordesign.com/contact/ Their phone number, email address and physical address are at the link. They may tell you who makes the wallpaper if you contact them and tell them that you are interested in the wallpaper in the laundry room at Fox Run. Farmhouse Laundry Room, Minneapolis