it is a very new update and yes it is a security update so I would do the update, you should be able to just open your adobe and hit update. You can definitely get foxit if you prefer it is a good program, it has had some security updates lately also because the same holes were found in both applications. However it has recently gone in the hall of shame for trying to get you to install un needed and un wanted toolbars and other things so be careful, if you search here I posted a thread about what to watch for, I think it had foxit in the title so search for that.

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Stacy, I really appreciate your weeky book reviews. I love to read and I'm always looking for recommendations of things I normally might not have heard about. Interestingly, I picked up The Sense of an Ending at the local FOL a few weeks ago, but haven't gotten to it. I knew it had won or been short listed for the Man Booker Prize, so I thought I'd get it. After all, $2 for the book isn't that much of an investment. I have read two of Barnes' other books and one I liked and one I couldn't understand. Another friend working in the library at the time said she and her husband had read The Sense of an Ending and couldn't understand it at all. I did hear part of an interivew with Barnes on NPR and thought the book sounding interesting. We'll see when I get to that book while working through my pile of TBRs. Do you ever wander over to the Reading Forum? I've learned of some interesting books through them, although I must say that they seem to all like 'series' books, which I don't, and mysteries, which I also don't (unless they offer someting unique in the plot). Keep up the reviews!

Devildog, there's a BIG difference in those who pay C.O.D. by choice and those who are there because the wholesaler, guniter, redimix company etc... placed them there due to the inability to make delinquent invoices good. IMO, this is the biggest reason that they'll come out and TOTALLY lowball a project. The need for cash money becomes a complete necessity when you have no available credit. quote" If all distributors demanded C.O.D., They and homeowners would not be sweating bullets like they are now. "quote I disagree. My wholesaler (the largest in the world) and my guniter know which companies they can trust to have higher than the average companies balances. They and my buyers have confidence in my organization, I also have some really good competitors they trust too. We enjoy a very large portion of marketshare and don't drop our shorts for potential buyers when they give us lowball feedback from those other builders. I could never make it on cash terms because of the volume of my business. In an average busy season week I'll dig, steel, gunite, plumb, wire, brick and tile, pour concrete, plaster, and cleanup 2 pools plus purchase 2 equipment sets at an average of $8000 each. This will be at typically 10 different jobsites. If I had to drop everything to run checks I wouldn't get any of my work done or I'd have to hire a fulltime man just to run by sites to drop off checks. There are a bunch of invoices at the end of every week that I have to make good. I learned a long time ago that I'll never collect all the money at once and I'll never pay all my bills on the spot. Thats why having good terms with my service providers and suppliers is very important. My company pays these invoices and weekly payroll first, equipment and truck note second, shop note light/phone bill third, insurance fourth, and if there's any money left me fifth. The truth of the matter is that I haven't paid myself my monthly salary for Nov. Dec. or Jan. yet due to cash flow -VS- incurred costs of conducting business when your only digging a few pools a month like I did in the last quarter of '08. I've hammered away at my savings account to pay all my household bills. It's OK though because I just gunited 2 pools last week and have 3 to dig and gunite this week. It doesn't take but a few weeks of a workload like this to get you back in the game. I'm sorry you misunderstood the intent of my statement. See ya, Kelly