You state that the fence is within your property line, but apparently it's not within it enough to give you a couple of feet of your own property to work from, which is the best way to install a property line fence. If you do have a couple of feet to the line, you can work on it as long as you want to, whether the neighbor likes it or not, as you are not technically on her property. Local customs vary from region to region. Where I live, neighbors don't usually chip in for the cost of fences, but rather the one who wants it the most pays for it and installs it on their own property. Yes, the neighbor on the other side gets a free fence, but they have no say in the style, color, size, material, etc. and this arrangement avoids maintenance disagreements down the road. I would take down a sizable section of the fence boards (from your own side once you've got a few removed so you can lean through the opening) and leave them off for a while. When her dog is no longer contained, she may be more inclined to reconsider the one day limit to let you get it put back together.

run ATF the directions are on the same page ATF-Cleaner it can be run on any version of windows, it does not mention 7 but it has been run on many 7 systems both 32 and 64 bit. the other thing I would try is to disable all add ons on your IE9 and try that way. How to manage add-ons in Internet Explorer 9 If that does not work then trying the latest version of firefox or chrome might work I have had no problems going anywhere on that site with any browser.

Ginny, AutoHotKey is a small, easy to learn, free programme that will do exactly what you require and much much more! You can simply edit one of the example files using Notepad and change it to suit your needs. If you make a mistake nothing gets harmed - just keep trying until it does what you want. It is even easier to use if you read the help file first because it explains everything in simple terms! I have made a file for you that starts Firefox and Word at the same time when you press WinKey and q together. Just open Notepad and copy and paste the following few lines into it and save the file as "win q.ahk" (without the quotes). It works when you press the WinKey and q together. (You can edit the file and choose any key you prefer later.) *** copy and paste the next lines *** ; win+q Start Firefox and Word when you press WinKey and q together #q:: Run c:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\Firefox.exe Run c:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office\Winword.exe *** don't copy this line *** Make sure you don't miss the semicolon on the first line. Colin Here is a link that might be useful: AutoHotKey

Sounds vaguely familiar but Google isn't jogging my memory.   Personally, I prefer my visited links remain green. (Just a personal preference) Something about "maintaining order" or something.  I just saw that some folks were bothered by visited links failing to change color and since I knew how to fix it, I posted a "workaround" in case it helped anyone.  To me I think it's not so much a "workaround". It's just taking control of what/how/if things are displayed on MY screen. :-)