Hi JustMe! I have been wracking my brains and searching for answers. Decided finally to try to convert the mp4 to mp3. And thought while I'm at it I will re-download a saved video from June of this year (done with the earlier version of youtubedownload of course). Maybe uninstalling Adobe removed a needed component??? While trying to do the conversion I clicked on the new download file to get it into the conversion (?) and it opened in VCL, and Played the Audio! I can go to bed now. Oops, so I check the file extension on the June video file versus the same video re-downloaded tonight --- .flv on the June one and now it's downloading as a .mp4 --- I assume utube has done this to all their content. Maybe my computer just needed the reboot to kick things in gear :-) Thanks so much for your backup. To bed. irisgal

Thanks Sayde, You should know that Weil McLain and Triangle Tube both use the same gas valve and control/ignition panel. The technologies of both boilers are no doubt European, and itÂs no secret. The big difference is that while both boilers technology is about 15 years old, 10 in the US, the biggest difference it the heat exchanger design The W/M uses an aluminum block which is restrictive, thus the high head circulator that is required with it. The Triangle Tube is a fire tube stainless steel circulator with a low head loss, resulting in a much smaller circ required. The biggest difference between the two is the heat exchanger. While SS has been used in the heat exchanger market for other products such as steam, marine, navy, swimming pools and so on, Aluminum however has not. In fact ask the W/M guy about all the recalls concerning plugs that loosened under higher temps and rotting block assemblies because of active condensate. This combined with the requirement to maintain perfect PH in the aluminum boilers, make the SS the better choice. You can search the internet and find that all I am saying is true. In fact many boiler experts are starting to agree that the aluminum boiler may have a 15 year life. Not worth the money I would spend. Regarding parts, itÂs not Triangle Tube or Weil McLain for that matter that would be the problem; itÂs the stocking wholesale distributor or the dealer that is responsible. The parts are readily available for those who wish to stock. Find a good installing dealer familiar with a product and he will know where to get parts. As a former distributor exec, we had TT as well as 4 other boiler lines and TT was the least of our concern with parts availability or failure for that matter. TT makes a suitcase full of parts (about 6 parts total) for service on all 5 of their models and can be a great tool for a dealer for a minimal cost. As always, the product is as only good as the installer. The TT units are factory fired and tested (I have witnessed, both in NJ and Belgium) however a bad install that doesnÂt set the burner, improperly pipes or miswires causing a failure and parts needed; whoÂs to blame there?

Elly, I am no expert, especially with PSP, but I think you would be able to email the tube to her with no problem. Open a new email and click on insert, file attachments, file. When a new box opens, browse to find your tube file. Once there, click on the tube you want to send. It should work. But then, I'm just a boid brain. LOL

Urlee, For the valid psp file problem, you have to save it as a psp7 compatible file while in psp to use it in ani shop. So be sure to check the Options box in the Save As dialogue when saving in psp, and click psp7 compatible. You must also type in the extension as ".psp". I also find this on some website... If you have updated PSP to version 8.10 or newer ...Animation Shop has been added as a 'file type'. When you save, instead of saving as a Paint Shop Pro FILE TYPE, use the SAVE AS command and the dialog box will give you the option to change the FILE TYPE to Animation Shop. ...Not sure what that is, but saving as a psp7 compatible file makes it so you can open in ani shop. I also found this at this website... http://www.tech-critic.com/~progame/psp81.html Changes in Paint Shop Pro 8.01 Added full editing integration between Animation Shop 3 and Paint Shop Pro 8. You can now transfer frames from Animation Shop 3 to Paint Shop Pro 8 for additional editing and update back to Animation Shop. ...So perhaps you need to go to the Jasc site and there probably is some sort of update for version 8 that will import these fixes for you. Hope this helps!