Thanks for the story. It's important to pay respect to these pioneers. Certainly, no one else was offering so many Sciadopitys cultivars before him. I'll always remember Bethlehem nursery when I see my 'Ossorio Gold', and 'Henge Weeping form'. Wish I'd ordered a couple more cultivars. Deer took a big bite of the latter this winter; of course it tasted terrible so they just left it on the ground.

She did say all but one document and that is why I suggested what I did. Oooooops from me then...lol. I think elks has left the building though and he/she isn't getting follow-up replies via email.

OK...obviously I'm too dumb to be allowed to post on this forum. My sister just called the people who put her computer together. She does NOT have an internal wireless adapter. Not only that, the item we purchased, the ASIX adapter, is just an adapter...not what we thought it was. I am totally confused about the difference between "Ethernet" and the external adapter...and the whole thing. I see now that we need to purchase an external wireless card. Is that right? And could someone explain to me what it is that the Device Manager is seeing if it's not the item that allows for wireless connectivity? So sorry to be so incorrect about the information I thought I was providing all of you. I know nothing about hardware, as you can see. Thank you again for all of your help. Bugsy

This was the XP way---> start>control panel>sounds and audio devices then check the box place volume icon in the task bar? You can try that above on Vista and see if it works... The option may not be there on Vista though.... Or you can try below: Right Click on Taskbar > Properties > Notification Area tab > under system icons, check Volume.