JBonsai, I'm not sure if you've been listening to anyone, for instance bill_ftmyers_fl Said: If you are going to attempt to grow this indoor, I would guess it will work for a year or two, then the strees will knock it dead. and lucy Said: They may not succumb immediately, but won't go anywhere positive either. Which means yout three weeks of non death has no bearing on the arguments made for keeping your plant outside in full sun. You do not realise it, but 9 watts of flurescent is not much at all, I used to have 48 watts of compact flourescent on my fish tank, it did alright and I thought it was pretty good, untill I upgraded to 150 watts, and realised that the 48 Watt system was very dim, and if I compair the 150 Watts to say sunlight streaming in though an east facing window in the morning I can see that I'm still not at sunlight intensity, your little light it about 1/16th of what I had on my fishtank, which was atmost 1/2 of the intensity of early morning sun, and to be honest, the telescoping arm really does not do that much to help you, it cuts down on the amount of light flying past the plant, but the air between the light and the plant doesn't stop that much light 18 watts at 20" is a whole lot better than 9 Watts at 6" Now on to Lucy! That system is sweet, I want one, but I'm too poor/cheap/homeless college studentish to get one, however, I don't think its really that light intensive a system, it looks like there are only two tubes, and the fact that they didn't mention a wattage or t-# tells me that the tubes are probably not that special. For instance the Majestic looks to have a peaked top, maybe it has four tubes because it is rather wide, in say a good reef aquarium there would be atleast 20 t-5 tubes in that 26" width and as many as 26 if they were really pushing it and connecting all the reflectors in craft ways, thats the difference between 160 Watts and 1080-1404 Watts, Plus reflectors work better on the t-5s and they produce less heat too,of course this much light would blind you for a few hours if you were to look directly at it from say 4 feet away, but it would be wickedly awesome!

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.

This thread has been so interesting to read and I love the insight that others have shared. 1)What's your biggest frustration with the design of your home? The home we just bought will be my third in less than a year and we're not yet moved in but I'll still use this one for my responses since it's on my mind the most. (Context: DH and I got married this past January so I sold the house I owned, moved into his itty bitty place for the past several months, and are now moving into a larger house we bought together.) My biggest frustration with the house so far is that it isn't my Dream Home. I didn't walk in and instantly fall in love with everything about it, but instead looked at the school district, the location and property, and what I thought its future potential could be. I'm very impatient and don't have boatloads of money to throw at it right now so I have to wait and keep envisioning what it will someday become. Plus, it's old and I've always liked new construction. :) 2)What have you tried so far that hasn't worked for you? Convincing DH of all my "must haves"? :) Really, what I think I've done in the past is either try too hard to mimic some other style because I didn't yet have a sense of my own preferences, or occasionally buy cheap disposable type furnishings because it might have the look of the moment rather than long-lasting durability and character. I'm trying to change that by looking at Craigslist to find more sturdy items that I can still afford. 3)What's your biggest fear when it comes to designing/decorating your home? Spending money and then either hating it or changing my mind a few months later. I can be kind of fickle and like to swap colors and styles occasionally so I'm trying to move toward very neutral big ticket items that allow me to easily switch out pillows or window treatments. 4)What worries you - what are you afraid will happen if you don't do something immediately? I'm terrible about this. I worry All. The. Time. When it comes to my home I want everything to look finished and perfect and I don't think that will ever realistically happen. So in the meantime, I feel like I need to point out to any visitors that they should ignore X and Y because it's only like that for now and my vision is to _________. I guess I feel like my home is a reflection of me and my personality so if things aren't just right then I get really anxious. Plus I find that the more chaotic things become in my life - marriage, moving, selling a house, buying a house, changing jobs, preparing a rental property, and so on - the more pressure I feel to control the little things like painting the bathroom. I think I mostly answered your follow-up questions too, except I'll add that I've found myself saying the word "pretty" a LOT lately. I want to surround myself in things that are pretty. Pretty things make me happy. I smile when I look at my shower curtain of all things since it has pretty little blue birds on it. I like the pretty flowers in our bedding. I want pretty little glass pulls on the guest bath vanity. I want pretty little toss pillows in a variety of colors and patterns. I don't know... maybe that stems from living in DH's little grubby bachelor pad for most of the year. :)

Programs \ Accessories \ System Tools just as Judy said. Then, when you see Character Map in the System Tools list, right click on it and then bring your cursor to Send To. From the next list of choices click on Desktop (create shortcut).