It seems that folks with the counter depth, french door models seem to be having significant reliability issues (mostly with water and ice dispensers) - have any of you had these with the all fridge, all freezer models? How difficult is it to keep the stainless reasonably clean? I had my heart set on a fridge/freezer with custom panels but it's an area we are tring to save money in the kitchen (the Thermador would have been $9000 plus the custom panels, Subzero was over 12K plus the panels!). Finally - I'm having trouble figuring out the difference between the Electrolux and Electrolux Icon models, other than about $450! The sales people haven't been particularly helpful either, they are just reading off the same sheet I am. Thanks for any input!

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.

this is the info I have seen for IE8 http://blogs.msdn.com/b/ie/archive/2008/03/11/address-bar-improvements-in-internet-explorer-8-beta-1.aspx Inline Autocomplete: cut for IE8 We�ve cut the inline autocomplete feature in the Address Bar in IE8. This option was disabled by default in IE7 and has been removed from the Address Bar in IE8. However the advanced option that controls the behavior will still exist, because other parts of Windows will still use this functionality if the user chooses to enable it � just not the Address Bar. In Internet Options> Content> AutoComplete> Settings, do you have AutoComplete turned on for forms, usernames and passwords? Deleting AutoComplete data from Internet Options> Content> AutoComplete> Settings may reset AutoComplete and allow usernames, passwords and form data to be saved. You also want to make sure you do not have your browser set to automatically delete your history, cookies, temp internet files, that can affect how it is able to retain that info. using the google toolbar apparently will give you some of that functionality or using an add on like roboform there is a version of roboform free for IE you may want to read the site and see if it would work for you. RoboForm for Internet Explorer there is a good tutorial link on the site Tutorials Overview

Working with photos is pretty primitive in Win 98. The easiest thing would be to install some kind of photo viewer or a thumbnail program. Win 98 thumbnail help View Thumbnails in Windows Explorer Microsoft Windows 98 Home Page