I'm sorry to report that I'm one of the few people that do not like the Gator Blades. After using them on my GT235 w/48C all last fall and until June 1st they just don't "mulch" the clippings that well. I have converted back to the JD mulch plug and JD blades. Please understand the JD mulch plug and JD blades work best for my yard (pretty thick KBG) and that others find that the Gators work better for them. This is just one persons experience. I will use the Gators in the fall and spring when I want to bag the yard. The rest of the time I will be using the JD mulch plug and JD blades. Have a nice day...

are you able to get to the corner of the browser window so that your cursor becomes double sided or 4 sided and then drag the edge of the window in to resize it? you should be able to do that from the bottom corners as well as the sides. Drag it out or in to where it fits your monitor and how you want it. Then shut down your browser completely with it in that size. It should keep the size on the next browser restart. There is also an add on for firefox browser if you happen to want to use it that allows you to resize with the push of a button. That add on is. Window Resizer 0.5.1 Here is a link that might be useful: firefox window resizer

Ravencajun - I'm not sure how putting my tag in the URL will work for me bc.t he way I am tagging is to tag potentially 3-20 items (bookmarks) for one person's gifts. So let's say I have found 14 items that I might want to get my mother-in-law (Mary). If I tag Mary, there are 14 items with that tag. So if I type Mary in the URl, I wouldn't think it would bring up 14 sites. I guess it depends on how you use tags. I'm using them to store groups of ideas for a single tag. Another use I plan to try soon is to categorize recipes this way. So I might have a tag that gives me the recipe source (cooking forum, barefoot contessa, magazine etc.), and also by type (like appetizer, salad, vegetable, entree) and perhaps by specific ingredients. So when I go back to search, I'm not trying to bring up just one bookmark, but the entire group of bookmarks I've made for that category. I have also wanted to get Foxmarks to sync my bookmarks across computers, but I read one review that made me hesitate. It suggested that Foxmarks could sell this information - for companies that want to follow market trends, etc. Do you have any concerns about that information being stored someplace other than your own computers? Another question I have in terms of security with foxmarks is that it would be very handy to store information - passwords, address, phone, etc that I have to enter each time I fill out information on line. But again, I wasn't sure what was safe and what wasn't. Any guidelines as to what information you would safely store in foxmarks? Thanks. Lynn.

My husband and I use FireFox all the time, but for the rare occasions when some site won't work (a video, for instance) in FF, we just right-click and choose 'View this page in IE," so we don't have to have two browsers open all the time. This function I mentioned is thanks to the FF add-on called IE View. There is a smaller add-on called IE View Lite, by another programmer, but that wouldn't work right for me, so I went back to the original IE View. I had a hard time finding the download for it, though. Using Search kept bringing up IE View Lite. The original is on p.3 or later of the results, so in case you need it, here is a link. Here is a link that might be useful: The original IE View