it does nothing to change the operating system, all it is is an additional browser does not change Internet explorer or remove it nor affect anything about it. And it is highly advised to always have at a minimum of 2 browsers on any computer because they do fail and if you only have one and it fails you have no access to get online so having firefox as an added browser is actually beneficial in that aspect also. but as I said in my post the fireshot add on is now available for Internet explorer too can be added on to it.

When you have the box on your screen, click on the 'print screen' button (it should be to the right of your F12 key). This copies your screen shot. Open Microsoft Word or other word processing document and paste image there. Click View> toolbars > picture toolbar and select 'crop picture. From there you can reduce your screen shot to show the box only and not your screen background. Hope this is what you wanted to know.

Those options are only available when you have typed a reply and before you hit the submit button they are right below where you type in the comment box and includes bold, Italics line option, photo, Houzz photo video, link then the green submit button and way down below that in tiny print it say click to switch off notifications about new comments that is viewable on every post not just on threads you started It's likely not as used here at houzz because they are not as easy to get pictures posted here. But once a screen shot is saved to your hard drive you can just click on the photo option I mentioned and browse to where you stored it on the computer and select it. I like to use the same method for getting a screen shot but instead of putting it in paint or a photo program I just open a new email, address to myself and in the body right click and paste and the picture will appear. Once I mailed it to myself I have access to it from all of my devices from my email then I just save it to the device to use as needed.

I agree with Junglegal about getting what you really love :} and getting everything ready and planned then planting in the late Feb or so. You can do it little by little...buy some black cow a couple of bags at a time and work it into the soil. Everyone has their own gardening preferences. Previously, I didn't mind keeping things in check every couple of weeks. Now my "style" is tropical and LOW maintenance...I'll dump some mulch or fertilizer down 1 or 2 x a year, take my clippers and dead head or trim back a garbage can worth...but that's it lol! No more covering plants in the winter, no more digging up heliconas and gingers that are threatening to take over the whole yard, no more trying to keep hedges trimmed, etc :} So it also depends on your interest and energy.