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Comments (6)Tamara:We have a farm where we are specialist in MOringa Oleifera,Stevia and Comfrey (Bocking 14)With over 50.000 moringas,some for sale and some for trade for other plants ,in special,for alternative medicine or medicinal plants,where we have over 600 different plant in this category.(My husband is a Herbalist) In here,we show and teach the people how to recycling furniture and other articles and use in the garden to.If you have interest,welcome to come at any time. Regards:Ana 561-633-8751...See MoreRunaway NDSTray.exe, time for W10 Upgrade?
Comments (3)Thanks, I have used the Task Manager to terminate it, but I had trouble finding it listed in any "startup" list. I used "msconfig" to gain access to Start Up and didn't find NDSTray.exe. On the Windows 10 side, I received the 1.5T Western Digital USB HDD, really small, hard to believe so much data can be stored in such a small space without creating a "black hole" Ha! The 1.5T is formated NTSF so I went right to making an Image of subject W7 Toshiba. This took about a hour, size about 70 GB, small potatoes on the 1.5T storage. I then figure why not also do a customized W7 backup... the W7 backup remembers (can identify) that the backup it created on the Flash Drive isn't available... so now I have to figure out how to make W7 forget about an old backup it did. Welcome advice, but will search the web later. I have multiple uses for the 1.5 T, one is the Toshiba W7, another is a Gateway W8.1, another is an XP. All of these want NTSF, still it seems like a good idea for me to partition the space to something like 100 GB for W7, 200 GB for W8.1, and 50 GB for XP. Then I would allocate something like 100 GB for reformatting by Linus so I can use that space for a boot device for Ubuntu, Xubuntu for the XP machine. I might as well split up the other NTSF into a couple other devices for future use. I was disappointed to learn the Image has all the information buried under the Restore cloak. That is I couldn't find any way to use the file manager and look inside the Image for stuff, say My Pictures for an example. So I open another folder and started copying all the "stuff" in W7 the I would like to simply access, oh yes, I also used W7 to create a Transfer which can be used to move from one computer to a new one. Or to a new OS, but I assume the Microsoft W10 upgrade will take the necessary steps to transfer my applications (those that work, will look up Palm Desk Top to see). Still, having lots of space I make a Transfer, it too cloaks the information below is administrative software. We live in interesting times, old saying but more true with each passing year I observer after observing many passing years....See MoreNew to Gardening/GardenWeb
Comments (8)That sounds great. I leave in SE Tennessee outside of Chattanooga and nearer to GA actually. Right now I have 4 different mints I could share: spearmint, peppermint, mint julep, and lemon mint, cutting of English Ivy, Yellow Iris, Genovese Basil, Thai Basil, Cherry Tomatoes, Roma Tomatoes, VictoriaBlue Salvia, Veronica Blue Speedwell, lanceleaf Coreopsis, etc. What do you have to trade? This could be fun! Of course your daughter-in-law is more than welcome to come as well. Tomorrow ai have an iron infusion that will take at least 2 hours plus travel time. Maybe next week? Ladyreneer...See MoreIf you were on the old Garden Web, what was your 'name' there?
Comments (86)This has been interesting! I used to love surfing around on Gardenweb! I’m not very techy at all but I could do it. Houzz has been confusing a bit and sometimes I feel like I’m in the Twilight Zone. It’s exciting to see some of these names from way back! Definitely remember My3dogs, Palimpset, and Magnaverde for sure! Why do they mess with success? I’m not even sure what my user name was back then. Maybe Deborah 1950? A funny story. Several years ago I was at Home Depot researching ranges. I told the guy my 40” Kenmore Elite electric range story about how the oven hadn’t worked for a few years and I’d been told no parts available. (Everyone is now so tired of this story, including me). Anywa, he was on his computer and says, “Here’s somebody else with the same problem!”...See More- 11 years ago
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