lehua, it was Mo's Garden Maker'........ Aloha to you too! I have many, many relatives on Oahu. :-)

Hi again, I am trying a free trial of software called "Bento" used for organizing all sorts of things. Do you like numbers 09? I did not buy it but might consider it if its less than Bento for Mac, which costs $49. Thanks Astralwerks, for the tip! BosGal.

I found this on a forum - it was in response to someone asking to make a photo very large and square, so ignore the references to that. You can experiment and see if you can upload the larger image to photobucket. (note that I think the photo has to be in your pictures folder and not iphoto). "Mac OS X has a built-in application called Preview that is quite capable for simple edits like resizing. First, open the image in Preview (should be the default; if not, right-click the file or click the Action toolbar item (the gear icon) with the file selected and choose Open With and then Preview). Then click on the Tools menu and select Adjust Size. This will open a sheet asking for your desired resolution and dimensions. Type them in, unchecking the Scale Proportionally option if necessary to get an exactly square image. Click OK, save the file (I�d recommend saving it with a different name), and you�re done. Please note, though, that upscaling JPG files will undoubtedly result in a loss of quality�sometimes a drastic one."

Wow, gardenspice, I'm sorry to hear of your malfunctions. Since my first Apple computer - a //c that I got in 1984, I've never had a hardware problem. I've had a probably a half a dozen Macs over these last 25 years and never had a hardware problem. It's one of the reasons I've been a loyal Apple Computer customer. And now that they have Apple stores, I can get help with questions or buy new equipment quickly and painlessly. Apple rocks!!