I agree about western OK. It is heartbreaking to see how dry it is in the western areas of the state, some of which have been in drought with little to no relief since 2010. I don't know how the farmers and ranchers have been able to hang in there and stay afloat in these conditions year after year. They need to have some good years in the mix to make up for the bad years, and nowadays good years are getting pretty scarce. Our ground is hard like that too, and I've put off planting the back garden because of it. My son has a big gasoline-powered auger I could use to drill holes into the soil and then plant into, but I don't really see the point. We have had about 0.78 or 0.80" of rain this week. Tomorrow I'm going to venture into the back garden to see if I can break up the ground back there before it completely dries up again. It was too wet yesterday to consider rototilling. I'm trying to catch the soil when it is moist enough to rototill but not wet enough that I'd get dirt clods. Most of it is sandy-silty soil where plants grew pretty well last year in its first year as a garden plot, although heavy irrigation was required in July and August. The clay areas aren't even worth tilling and I may just put cardboard on top of them and pile on organic matter to see if it all can decompose and then be worked into the soil this winter. The grasshopper situation here is pretty bad. I'm going to have to get serious about implementing some control methods or it won't by our garden this summer---it will belong to the grasshoppers.

If Bob's suggestion fails to work go here and follow the instructions. Do not be overwhelmed by all the writing, just read it one line at a time and you will do fine.

I have Version Microsoft Office 2007 (either Professional or Business). I just can't remember which I have, my wife has the other on her Laptop. I do have MS Office 2010 Professional on a DVD, just never installed it. I have MS Office 2013 on my Acer Iconia W4-820-2882 Tablet, it came with the Tablet (Think it's the Home and Student Version)! BTW, I downloaded and Opened your Document. I still have the same Menu Options. Maybe it's in the setting and you have something enabled that I don't? In my photo above; I just opened a New Word Document and added a photo from my Picture Folder. There isn't any Text, I was just trying out the Menu Options to check out the problem that Chas045 is having. I do have the same issues as Chas045. I will try this out on my Acer Iconia Tablet later. Been kinda busy. I'll post my findings here! Chuggerguy, I see in your photo that the Document you posted is opened in Compatibility Mode. If you'll note; mine doesn't say anything about Compatibility Mode at the top like yours! The only time I've see that is when someone is using a Different Office Package like Open Office! Just checked the Word Options for my 2007 version and couldn't find anything that would make a difference. I did play around with a few settings but nothing changed when pasting to the Picture Folder. Wondering if Word 2007 and Windows 10 could be the problem. Not sure what version of Word of which OS Chas045 is running?

Candler, Are you perhaps confusing an e-mail address with a web site address? You say "Anyway, I wanted to get on a site listed as "membership@kwva.us" The @ symbol in it indicates it is an e-mail address, not a [web] site. Web site addresses do not have @ symbols. In this case it is simply kwva.us ... or www.kwva.us will also work. Web site addresses are entered into a web browser (for example Internet Explorer, Microsoft Edge, Chrome, or Firefox), not into an email program (Outlook, Outlook Express, or Thunderbird). If you are wanting to send an e-mail to membership@kwva.us and are using the correct program (Outlook) ... then the Send button seems to be missing per your screen capture. There should also be a Send function somewhere else. Click on the various program menu buttons (such as File, Tools, and maybe Options) to check if it's there.