Great tips thanks! I'm puter challenged too. I'm wondering, can you add thumbnails like that to emails? Does it depend what email your using? (I use thunderbird) Also, can we save a complete thread here? Seems like the clippings thing just saves one message? And the searches lose pictures when they are old? Love all the pictures(esp the kitty!) Jill

Hi everyone, I bought a Craftsman tractor with 18.5 HP Brigs engine less than 3 years ago. I am now having problems with the ignition. Last week, I was mowing as usual, suddently the engine vibrated and then stopped. It took me a few hours to find out that the fuse blew up. I replaced a new fuse and tried to restart many times but the engine never start again. I opened up the cover to take a look inside. It looks to me that the starter gear engaged with the flywheel everytime I tried to start but the flywheel has too much resistance to freely rotate again. I don't know what else to do with it since I don't know much about engine. I am not happy at all with this situation since I feel it is not worth of $1500 and the money for the maintenance of changing oil filter, spark plug, air filter every season (changing oil very often). I called the Sears repair sevices and they told me it would cost me $100 just for having a service man shows up at my door. I don't want to continue spending too much money on my untrusted Craftsman tractor anymore. I would like to ask your opinions on how bad it is with my tractor and if it would cost me a lot of money to repair it. If it costs me about half of the purchase price, I would get rid off it and I will never walk into Sears store to touch any Craftsman products again. Thanks in advance for your advice! Unhandy-man

the main thing is that you have to have one instance of IE open and have that copy fully maximized usually by just clicking on the maximize option but if you have to drag it out to maximize it then you can do that, NOW the important thing once it is set the size you want it, close the IE by hitting the red x. Next time you open IE it should remember that setting and keep it. Do not open any other windows or tabs before you close it that time.

Is the Run line the same as the Command line? I thought so, but perhaps not. I found what I think is the Command line, and typed in Outlook.exe/resetnavpane. Got the following message: 'Outlook.exe' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. On to Owbist's suggestion. The first part of the instructions involved opening the program first, which obviously I can't do. But there's a reference to a Plan B, which I'll check out. Thanks, both of you.