Unless the sleeves are for an electrical box, the size doesn't have to be that precise. My formers have used lengths of flexible or rigid ABS or PVC. If the openings are for windows, you have to build a "buck", a rough four sided box of dimensional lumber as wide as the forms, typically 8-10". The formers will know how to attach them. But be sure to double check all sleeves, bucks etc. before the pour. Sleeves can save you a lot of effort of drilling concrete later. OTOH, in one case the city told me the sewers were only seven feet down while the finished basement floor was 10' below grade. So I put in sleeves for hefty sewer pipes. Turns out the city sewers there were an exceptionally deep 12 feet and I was left with two awkward holes to fill.

Maybe I'm wrong but .. Anytime you click onto a download, you should get a popup asking if you would like to run or save the download? I know that anytime I am going to download something, I get that and at the bottom of the popup there will be a 'browse' button to navigate to the folder that you want your download to go to. After that, your downloads will always go to that folder .. unless you change it.

Thanks for the input everyone.I'm not just yet ready to give up on the situation though last night in the middle of the night a new situation arose.She sleeps in the laundry room which is outside the kitchen with a door to the outside.All of our property is fenced in.Mosquitos are bad now so the door to the outside has to be closed all the way at night now.It was not locked so she jumped against it and made it open,the first time I let her back in but the second time I went back to sleep and she must have wanted back in and could not get in so she jumped the fence and went to the front and jumped the gate and I heard her come on the porch.I put her back in the laundry room and she did it once more before it occurred to me to lock the door.Anyway this morning she has already jumped the fence once and I have her back in the laundry room now.My fencing is a farm fence 4ft tall,she has no problems clearing it.She has long legs and can jump high I've noticed from playing.So theres that problem to fix to.I'm not comfortable with her getting out as since she has been behind fencing she acts different than when she run loose.She charges the fence when anyone walks by or even rides by. To answer the questions above,the two dogs did make contact and there was raised hackles and growling.She wanted to play with the basset and the basset did not want to play and had already given her a backoff growl.She sweet pea(stray)layed down by my husband and Lucy approached him to,I don't know for sure which one snapped first but the confrontation started.My husband grabbed Sweet pea and I got Lucy and removed her from the situation as in putting her back inside the house.The bassets are inside dogs and Sweet pea stays outside and comes and goes in the daytime into the laundry room as she pleases.If they ever get along I have no plans of ever leaving all three together unsupervised.

He'll be used to it in no time at all. Is he chipped? That would help if he escaped. I don't collar my cats because they are very active and I'm afraid they'll hang themselves. I tried the break-away collar on my outdoor kitty a couple of times but she broke away from it by the time she came home each day :) Can you pin-point his escape route? There are a couple of products on the market which curb that behavior if you know how they escape. They have a motion activated air can that sprays air at the cat when he passes a no-no zone. It's supposed to scare the daylights out of them so they learn very quickly. I'm not a big fan of it but they also sell a "Scat Mat" that zaps them with a jolt when they step on it in the doorway. I tested one and it didn't hurt, it just startled me. If I had a real issue with an escapee cat I might give one a try. The can is nice because you can just leave it sitting out and that's enough once they figure out it blasts them. Here is a link that might be useful: SSSCAT Air sprayer.