Right click desktop > Arrange Icons By > uncheck Align To Grid I'm assuming XP, if Vista or Seven it would be right click desktop > View > uncheck Align Icons To Grid Don't know why the resolution won't stick, or even what you're trying to set it at. That's something between your Monitor and Display Card or Video Card.

I found this site by accident, looking up the spelling of Andre Gromeko's name---what a pleasure! My two cents are: Daniel Radcliffe as Harry Potter? Not if you 've read the books, I say. I don't think Daniel gets even close to the character that Rowling conceived. Nor does the child who plays Hermione. The Ron Weasley actor, though, I think is the best of the three. Someone from England asked if we Americans notice the accent issues in movies. Remember Meryl Streep and Robert Redford in Out of Africa? Streep, as usual with her wonderful ear for accents, maintained her British personna throughout. Redford, on the other hand, started out with a semblance of an accent, but this deteriorated quickly until he just seemed to sort of give up, and just spoke pure American. If you want to hear an amazing accent, watch Tommorow, a movie starring Robert Duvall. He takes on a backwoods accent and voice that are just astonishing. I agree with those who say that watching the movie after reading the book can be disappointing. Now and then, there are some movie makers who captured the real nature and tone and voice of the book, and even if they have to cut a lot, it doesn't lose the feel of the book. One such, I think, was Prince of Tides. The movie left out probably 2/3s of the book, and Barbra Streisand, with her self-beloved long fingernails, wasn't the ideal psychiatrist. But nevertheless, the movie, i thought, captured the tone of the book very well. I agree that Glenda JAckson was one of the best Queen Elizabehts, and that Maggie Smith absolutely is Miss Brodie. Also that Richard Harris was a wonderful Professor Dumbledore, while Michael Gambon--who is a terrific actor; see The Singing Detective and The Butcher, the Thief, His Wife and her Lover--is just not the kindly, deep, thoughtful Dumbledore at all. Another case of one wondering What the Director Was Thinking.

I hope I'm not a troublemaker! I was patient with the first post since it showed up on my dashboard, but it never showed up in the index. The first test I did showed up. I edited it to the content I wanted to talk about and that showed up. Then a couple of minutes later, it disappeared. That's why I thought I might be being trolled. Sigh. It wasn't important. Just a discussion starter, but this is bad.

4KIDS4US - Sorry for the caps, problems with my keyboard! on the second bar from the top on my desktop, on the far right, is an ellipse (3 dots). I click on that and a menu drops down. on the menu is "history", I click on that and up comes a page listing every website I've been on; "history" will appear there too; when I click on that one, this page, or whatever page I'm working on, will come up. Hope this helps, I'm not very good at explaining pc functions! Sable