I had been having that problem too with IE7, so did a search and found this answer which worked for me---- Right click a link on the web page and select 'Open in a new window'. Close the first window that was orig. opened. Resize the existing window by dragging the top and sides to full screen. Click the X to close while holdiing down the ctrl key. Next time it should open in full screen.

Maybe this... * Open a single Internet Explorer window to the smaller size. * Drag the corners of the window until it completely fills the screen. Do not use the maximize button to enlarge the window. * Hold down the Ctrl key, keep it depressed, and using the mouse click File and then Exit on the menu bar. Do not use the "X" in the upper right corner to close the window. * Internet Explorer should now open in a full window. * If it still opens to a smaller size repeat the above instructions, substituting the "Shift" key for the "Ctrl" key.

Marti, you might find the STAGHORN FERNS okay to try. They do not need soil. They attach to a board, get humidity from the air, and like to live in the bathroom, or so I've found. No bright light, but humidity is good. Just rinse them in the shower sometimes for more watering. Also, there is tillandsias which are epiphytes like orchids are. You can get a couple of GOOD orchids, which live in a mix of bark and moss or something like that, not the "terrestrial" orchids which require soil, and those are mostly low light things too. But tillandsias which I love, happen to look like something Dr. Zeuss would draw. When I have a chance to take a picture, I'll upload one for you. Meanwhile, more company from Massachusetts is headed this way. I suppose that cold weather is driving everyone south? Ciao for the afternoon.

Sorry Cynic--some months back, when Dial Soap was on sale, I bought two large packages of it. I always unwrap all the bar soap as soon as I get it home, to let it dry for a couple of months before using (lasts MUCH longer that way.) Anyway, I unwrapped the first batch--no probem. Got to the second and thought wow, these are a different shape (the really concave ones) and they feel lighter--sure enough, since I had both packages in front of me, I could check the weights. There was enough difference in the weight, that I figured that the the concave package had only the weight of 7 of the bigger bars--so I paid the same, for both, but got about 87% less soap for my money. On the upside, the concave design is great when you piggy back the last bar onto the new one--it just sort of nests right in the hollow. But I'd still rather just have more soap, in the old standard rectangle format. Ice cream--just bought a half gallon the other day, and it had a big exclamation going arouned the lid, "New LARGER size!". Bet you've already guessed--it was a half gallon. What a racket--reduce the size for a while, then put out the original size claiming it's 'bigger'--when it's what used to be considered standard for the product--LOL!