Right now we pay $40 total Ok, according to the Cricket site at the link below, under that plan, it says, "2.5 GB of usage is good for 125 hours of basic web browsing or 850 digital photo downloads" (click the ? beside where it says usage level - 2.5GB at Best Speed) Then it goes on to say that if you exceed that 2.5 GB of usage in a 30 day period, you are subject to Cricket's Fair Use Policy. Your maximum speed may be reduced until usage is under 2.5 GB. You can check your usage anytime by logging into My ACCount at the link below. So, have you logged in to check your usage to see if the two of you have exceeded the 2.5 GB allowed? I suspect you have an overage. Might your neighbor be using it a lot more than he thinks, or says he does? If you do have an overage, I would suggest you check the account time/balance before he starts using the modem. It sounds like 2.5 GB might not be enough for the two of you. When you say you and your neighbor are sharing a modem, are you actually unplugging it from your computer and then he plugs it into his? I am not very savvy so am just trying to understand. Here is a link that might be useful: Cricket Plans and terms

I got the download from CNET, which I believe is trustworthy. I went and took a better look at some of the explanations for ZA (had a bit of trouble getting at them) and realized that I had been unfair in some of what I wrote. ZA has switched the Program control functions in the left and right-hand panels, and I got confused. The new version either decides for you whether a site is trustworthy, or asks you for permission when it wants to act as server.That is handled by "Smart Defense" in the left-hand panel, sometimes automatically and sometimes asking the user for permission when a program wants to act as server. The right-hand panel NOW (which used to be for server permissions) seems to be taking care of what used to be in the left panel, that is, simply to grant or refuse Access, under the headings "Trusted" and "Internet." I still don't know why there are these two items to be checked, but figure I can give green checkmarks to anything that I had checked in the left panel of the old ZA. Sorry this is so complicated; just wanted to set things straight. In the cases where I complained that ZA had presumptuously changed my settings to green checkmarks, the items were probably things that ZA handles automatically. Things are noted as "auto" or "custom."

Right clicking on setup brings up the Installshield wizard to install Broadcom 802.11 Wireless Lan Adapter. I have done that. It ends by saying "Set up has finished installing the Broadcom 802.11 software on your computer and has started Broadcom 802.11." I then clicked "Finish" and the Install box went away. So that's where I am. I don't know how to "attach" the driver to a network adapter since the network adapter is gone. Nothing else happens after the Install box goes away.

Joe, thanks for the comments, I'll check my saturation, in camera setting, notice that I am having to desaturate the red channel in post processing. Now I would like to learn what is blowing the reds on the right and blues on the left, it shows up in a lot of histograms, even though a lot of photos don't have red or blue in them, all pictures are a mixture of red, blue, and green I think. I'll have to work with that, you can fix it in PS with channels, but I don't know how to do that very well and want to get it right out of the camera if I can. It could be a quirk of my camera or the lens I use the most. Valerie, I'll start a new thread with two baby pics. gmom74, thank you so much. She's been a wonderful granddaughter; I practically raised her. She always minded, was and is such a good girl, never sneaked around, always called, etc. She went through a phase, but still always checked in. My own three were such a handful, the girls were terrors when they got to be teenagers and I had a lot of trouble with them, my son was a little better, but when he hit 19, some serious problems came along. I'd better not say too much more because this is not the place for it. It is just a very difficult time now, without photography and my gardening as an escape, I don't know what I would do, am on meds and they only half work. Valerie, thanks about my "stories". I always kind of like to know a little of the story behind photos, context, etc. I'll post a couple baby pics on a new thread for you. I shouldn't string so many pics in one because if you want to chat later, they take too long to reload.