Lynn, I apologize for not replying sooner to your above post, but I knew that Owbist and RavenÂs answers were much better than mine would have been. If you would have seen me working on the pictures and text for the above post, you would have laughed and shaken your head at my floundering efforts! :) After reading through the Irfanview Tutorial that Bob gave, I think IÂm going to download it and give it a go. The tutorial indicated that screen capture (IrfanviewÂs name for print screen) does a much cleaner job than the Print Screen key on our computers. This is what I did: Opened All Programs, moved mouse up to Accessories, and selected Paint from the drop-down dialog. I found the place in the Computer Forum thread that I wanted to capture and hit my Print Screen key. I returned to Paint and did a Control V to paste the shot. Next I did a right click on my Taskbar and took a Print Screen of the Taskbar dialog box. I added that to screen shot of the Forum thread. My first attempts at adding text were terrible. Finally I did this: (I started saving the Paint image in My Pictures.) In order not to lose the Computer Forum thread in which I was posting, I opened a new internet window so that I could go to the VIDEO site that Raven posted. (I wanted to take a Print Screen to help the reader spot the Video play button.) I pasted the shot in Paint below the earlier pic. In the space between the two pics I typed some things for the reader to consider. Next I basically followed the steps outlined above and added text to the Video shot. Then I joined Photobucket (free). After you join you will see this window: CHOOSE FILES to upload. Photobucket says when the image has uploaded. Next click the HTML Code. Paste in Forum. (You could practice in Test Forum.) I've tried to make this brief--hope it's clear! :) Here is a link that might be useful: Test Forum

Toshiba's are good. Best to buy any extended warrantee direct from toshiba. Not from the point of purchase unless you absolutely feel you must. Depending on model, you may have up to a year to purchase it from toshiba, some only 90 days -- last I looked anyhow. You'll want to go to toshiba and read up on their warrantees... there's a couple of versions and price levels. I have a toshiba thats somewhere over four yrs old that I bought toshiba's 3 yr warrantee, direct from toshiba for about 140 bucks,,, never used that extra 2 yrs or the free first yr warrantee. Just bought another toshiba and dont think I'll invest in extending the warrantee.

I made those cookies, and they are great. A little come and go time consuming, in the sense that you do a little bit, refrigerate, do a little bit, refrigerate some more, then do a little it more, refrigerate even again, then you finally get to bake. They are not difficult to make, though. It was a good lesson in patience for my 5 year old grandson, but we both had fun making them, and even more fun eating them! They turned out very large, a little crunchy bite to the outside and soft on the inside - really nice texture. Sally

I've been really impressed by everyone's efforts in publishing their pictures. I have tried the 'normal' method as suggested on the site instructions for the gallery, but my pictures are too big and rejected, and I cannot figure out how to shrink them down to size. Kazzie, would it be possible to forward the instructions if I sent you my email address too?