I've decided to put away all the dry fertilizers I have accumulated over the years in favor of Foliage Pro. From all the reading I have done on this forum, most folks use the maintenance dosage(1/4 tsp per gallon) plus approx capful of vinegar to adjust the entire solution to a ph of 6.0. For slow controlled growth in most interior applications, 1/4 tsp per gal works fine but this dosage only delivers about 30 PPM Nitrogen. Has anyone experimented with the Production dosages? ie 1:15 ratio for syphonex or hozon sprayer or even 1 tsp (1:750)? The syphonex dosage is 24 tsp(4 oz) per gallon. Using the PPM calculator, 24 tsp(4 oz) per gallon equals a solution that is 2850 PPM Nitrogen; extremely high. I wouldnt believe it, if it wasn't written on the label. For rigorous(production) growth, I have read that 250-300 PPM Nitrogen can be safely applied at each feeding; this would equal about 2-2.5 tsp FP per gal. I obviously want to avoid the tipping point where fertilizer application becomes toxic. Does anyone have any first hand experience? Thanks, Dan

Do you still need this? Open IE, in the top menu bar to the right of view; click Favorites. While pointing the mouse to the 1st name listed, right click & then select sort by name near the bottom of the drop down window. What I usually do is make folders in the "Links" entry for my favorite sites. I have a folder for Computer, Forums, House. My most used links go there. I set IE & Firefox to either open with about 10 different sites or one browser I used in XP called Crazy Browser had an option to load the last open tabs. I'm on Vista now and haven't loaded Crazy Browser on it yet. Boy do I miss it.

Close your browsers before you use the control panels add/remove programs to uninstall Java that's listed there.. It might say Oracle Java. It will remove it from the browsers and the main program from your folders. Unfortunetly java uninstall does leave some junk but generally its no harm. Don't worry about javaScript. That's a different thing. If you want.. there is a tiny program called JavaRa that will additionally remove some junk... Here is a link that might be useful: http://singularlabs.com/software/javara/javara-download/

Have you looked in control panel at the mouse settings ? There may be a setting to enable/disable autoscroll. Plus there may be a setting to scroll 3 or so lines at a time or a check box to scroll full page in the same window. Maybe just update the mouse driver. Or uninstall/reinstall the mouse.