If you have face-frame cabinets, there is already a 1" recess across the bottom. Frameless folk have a flush bottom panel, so some form of light rail is requisite. If you use an L-shape, you either must make it a taller molding to get the same valance effect (as a non-L-shape), or place the lighting behind the L strip. Either an L or a single molding can be attached to frameless, but L is screwed on from under, while single strips have to be screwed in from the inside of the cabinet, with the resulting exposed screw heads (there is the possibility of just nailing with a few small finish nails and glue). If this is DIY and you're painting or staining to match, consider using a hardwood molding, as this location is subject to some rough handling; banging with blenders, dishes, etc, and pine may dent or splinter. Casey

Well, Moni....I just traveled down the coast highway from Mid Washington to Brookings Oregon. (Sorry in a Winnebago) And I held my breath while riding along the "Oregon Bicycle Path" in far too many places....just thinking of you! I hope, I hope, I hope your group is big enough to tell those BIG motorhomes to make way for bicycles!. Too, too scary. I will be checking your journal to see how you do. (The southern part is really beautiful!)

Urlee, my printer prints fine, I just want to use up the last of the ink in the color cartridge so I can replace them both, color/bl at same time due to a printing job I am working on, don't want the black to be dark and the colors faded, as they are seeming to be lighter, and would like the whole print job to be about the same quality if possible. Taking the last of the color ink and using it shouldn't be a problem, I can use it for any odds and ends jobs, just would like to know how to get most of it out before I go ahead and replace both IF possible. Is there such a short cut/hint out there from someone?

I stopped at the Dollar General on my way home from Columbus, In tonight and they didn't have any and never heard of it. They did assure me that they were one of the smaller stores so didn't have everything other bigger Dollar General's have. Now I'll be on pins and needles until I can get to another one that has them.