The first Electrolux oven (a single) we had wouldn't fit in the cabinet. The cabinet hole was square, but the oven was not. The box looked fine,but the whole thing was racked. We had our contractor take it back and we ordered another one. We were there when he unloaded it. Box looked fine, When we opened the door, both corners of the box down by the hinge had an alarming amount of distintively-blue "powder"-- fine glass shard from the enamel. We couldn't see visible cracks,but that was just too scary after reading about the blue enamel issues of the past. Took that one back, ordered a third. Were starting to think that maybe a whole container got dropped onto a dock or something. Something stressful had happened in the door hinge area. Third time, we unpacked the carton ourselves on the loading dock at the warehouse. There was some blue dust, but not nearly as much as before. We accepted this one, and now counters have been installed over it and work is marching on, but it hasn't been used yet, so only time will tell if we should have accepted that one or just moved on. We were also considering a Bosch as a contender. Then just recently, I read here about one catching on fire. You can always get a lemon, but it's not like there are some 100% reliable options out there. Fingers crossed for both of us!

OE doesnt have a spell checker unless you have Word or Office or some other program that has it... however; This is preferred by most with the Common file.. http://www.tech-pro.net/howto_010.html This works to. http://www.geocities.com/vampirefo/ If you do have Word or another MS program that does spell checking you probably want to figure out why its not active in OE. rather than installing those.

I reinstalled IE7 since the download that's supposedly for IE6 SP 2 doesn't say IE, it just says XP SP2. I don't understand. And something was wrong with the download or something. It was running slow & a couple tries got me some sort of error page I didn't make note of. Anyhow, after re-downloading IE7 I'm still getting the original error, practically every time I close out of IE. It's not the one I got after removing IE. "Internet Explorer has encountered a problem and needs to close. We are sorry for this inconvenience." I did a print screen of error screen & the two following pages; Report Contents & Error Signature Reporting Details, in case Best Buy can figure out what the deal is when I take it in for its next 'under warranty' visit. I'm just going to post a different thread about which IE tab is best for Mozilla so I can run McAfee Spyware Scan via Comcast on Mozilla. Computers frustrate me.

the fake antivirus infections do indeed put a shield in your taskbar that look quite similar to the real windows shield and some legit AV programs shields. I would recommend going to this other forum and tell them exactly what you have told us here and they will help you run some other scans to see what is still lurking, it is rare to get rid of these infections easily. You will need to register then start a thread in the area I link you to, it would be helpful if you then put a link from this thread in your post there so everything is in one post. Analysis and Malware Removal If you need help there just let me know I am there also and can help you with your post.