well just seeing that today Overstock.com has the literati on for $99 and they have the cheap shipping. I read it is only an ereader nothing else, has the color LCD screen. This is what it says about it there. The Literati wireless eBook reader allows you to choose from millions of book titles with its built-in global bookstore, powered by Kobo Books. This reader features a 7-inch full-color LCD screen and includes designer carrying case. * Display: 7-inch, full-color LCD screen * Connect over WiFi to the built-in Kobo bookstore * User friendly controls and searches * Broad support of industry standard e-book formats * Customizable experience with an array of designs, typefaces, and font sizes * Adjustable brightness and allows reading in any environment * Easily flip through pages with the navigation buttons located on both sides of the reader * Built-in rechargeable battery for up to 6 hours of continuous reading * Bookmarking feature holds your place electronically, allowing you to pick up right where you left off whether on your Literati, your smart phone or your computer * Memory: 512MB (expandable up to 8GB with memory card) * Package contents: Literati wireless reader, AC adapter, USB cable, and designer case * Dimensions: 9.5 inches long x 5 inches wide x 0.5 inch deep for the small price difference I would go with PDN since it does much more.

Thanks Shaddy. I personally use a Rolodex for all the passwords. Spinning wheel, easier to replace a card then scribbling out in a notebook which I have done in the past. I keep my passwords and my husbands on it because he keeps changing them as he forgets the old ones. You know the 'forgot your password?' Worse thing they ever offered. He keeps doing that and doesn't write it down. Like many of us, you think you'll remember. I think what he did when he turned on the Win8 computer was put hotmail address because the computer said he couldn't use it without one. At least that's what he remembers. He states he never put a password for log on. I'm not sure but he has never had a log-on password but the Start-Up screen might have confused him. I can use it but have to log on this hotmail address to get in. I can't find a way to change the log on to my name nor get rid of the hotmail address. I did turn him off as administrator and put myself, but only his log-on appears when you turn the machine on. I'll figure it out eventually when I stop using my XP machine. I just don't have the energy for this anymore. Its so tiring and time consuming to hunt around for answers or where Microsoft decided to move everything and change the names. I thought the easiest thing would be to wipe it all out by reinstalling Windows until I realized it never came with disks. How dumb! Anyway, us older folks keep plugging away best we can. I don't feel like spending the money on a tech, at this point. You and Emma are doing better than me. I haven't even gotten to Win 10 yet! Got to get past Win 8 first. Good luck to all, Jane

I got a new hard-drive and more RAM in my laptop. At the same time, it was upgraded to Win10. I use Opera and Google. I would use the Edge, except that it's not compatible with AdBlockPlus. I wouldn't be without ABP. I'm trying to upgrade the desktops to Win10. It took a couple of hours to (we thought) install on hubby's computer, but when it was done, it was still on Win7. So I don't know what it was doing all that time. We'd check on it, and it was installing (85% done, etc). I'm going to do it on my desktop to see if I have any problems. He did it from Microsoft's site, so I don't know why it didn't install.

For those of you still having problems getting used to windows 10, if you put the classic shell on, you will find yourself getting used to the new operating system a lot less frustrating. A lot of things will look like your old XP or windows 7. The basic operation of windows 10, gets better with classic shell, and gives you time to figure out other things. My XP sits next to my Windows 10, and my Vista sits on the other side of XP. All three look pretty much alike for basic day to day things, with the classic shell on the windows 10.. My biggest pet peeve is that no matter when I set windows 10 to update, it updates when microsoft decides it should, and not at my convenience. Other than that, it is a very good operating system. I also hated the mail program, and dug around online for a better one. I found one that is almost exactly like my favorite outlook express. It is called oe classic, and is almost a replica of OE. I also didnt like the options for playing music, but, found out, that my very favorite long time music player Winamp, now makes a version for Windows 10, and that does an excellent job. Right now, looking at my windows 10 alongside my old and trusty XP, they look and perform pretty much the same.