I have really overdone it this year! I had some time off this winter and by the end of February I got the itch so bad that I couldn't help but get some seed started. I am in zone 4 and my last frost isn't until the middle of May. You can imagine how big my tomatoes are at this moment(9 inches) and having 2 months to go, how big they will be by the time I can plant them outdoors. I am almost embarrassed, I also started peppers and onions! I have already repotted most and am out of room for anything more, but then I went and planted some broccoli and oregano. I told my husband we will be converting the ping pong table in the basement as the table for the starts because I got my hands on a 1000watt grow light. So now I've got plans to start some basil, cucumbers, pumpkin, marigolds, parsley, calendula and I'm sure more I can't remember. So now I will divulge that I only have 2 15x15 garden plots, one of them half filled with strawberries. I have no idea what I will do with all the starts, I just want to grow them. Oh, and I planted my peas outside already. Yes, there is truly something wrong with me..lol! Maybe I need to move somewhere where the winters aren't so long.

Thanks owbist, zep516 and urlee for all of your help. Urlee, looks like you have it down to a science here. "Smiles" I will print it out and see what happens. zep516, I tried to go to your link but for some unknown reason it wouldn't open and then my computer hung up. So I shut down and restarted my computer and everything went back to normal. Don't know why it did that either. I haven't tried it since that happened it was getting to late and I needed to get off of the computer. owbist, I do know how to place an attachment into an email but what I was wondering is how do these people do the video thing. I don't think I am making myself clear enough so please bear with me. When I receive an email (lets say from my niece) she sends me an attachment to a video and when I click on it the video starts playing in my media player. What I am trying to find out is: Did they create the .wmv themselves or are they getting it off of a website, then sending it to me? What I was trying to find out is how is the .wmv created? Do you need special software to do the videos? I know I am asking a lot of questions here but I'm not sure which is the right question. Ha! thirdfrt!!!

Thanks, I really depend on the excellent help I get here, it is appreciated. That said, I hope someone else using AT&T for an ISP and is happy pitches in. I am keeping for now to retain my email address, one I've used for at least 15+ years. Unfortunately, it appears AT&T is working on getting out of the ISP business (what, just wireless now?). They shut down the brand Worldnet, yet my 2.0 versions of Thunderbird address the "postoffice" and "mailhost" with "worldnet" as part of the address. But, it isn't working on my Thunderbird 3.0 version. I will try to figure something out tonight. My quick look last night at the AT&T help on the web said "pop and smtp with att.jahoo.com" was the magic. But that may be only if you use their DSL... not sure, seems strange. I have DSL form my local phone company, and it offers all the services Worldnet used to offer, I just am reluctant to change may address and lose contact with many I don't communicate with often... but AT&T is pushing me that way. I have all my personal email on Thunderbird, I use Outlook for business email. I suppose I can move the business email on to Thunderbird too (not as versatile as Outlook) but have not checked on how that is done. It appears one can't have two instances of Thunderbird on one computer. Maybe one can have one Thunderbird with multiple "accounts". I know Outlook provides for multiple accounts in one instance of Outlook, but I don't recall ever seeing anything like that in Thunderbird. Outlook is clearly the "industrial strength" email client... maybe Outlook Express has some of the same capabilities... I have never used it.

Maybe help here a I have no clue, call me clueless! Here is a link that might be useful: /helpme.att.net/