I wouldn't give up on those seedlings. They do not look that bad, and you say you only have 4 weeks left....so hold tight to them:) Now onto your issues...the purpling color could be coming from temperatures. Not sure what they are experiencing, but once you'll get them out they'll be fine....and I don't see that much purple on your pictures. Your watering regime seems fine...just make sure the cups are light feeling, and that you aren't going by what the surface looks like....that could be very deceiving and cause some issues with cold/wet, then that causing the purpling. We fertilize our seedlings minimally...only with fish emulsion....we don't want them going crazy in their temporary homes....and we don't want them giving oodles of vegetative growth. You might be seeing a nutrient overload happening...esp. with the 10-10-10 applications. And finally, some varities have very, very wispy foliage. I am not familiar with those you are growing....but alot of paste tomatoes have droopy foliage....somewhat like they would be lacking water. Hope this helps... m

To open a new window, I right-click on either a bookmark or a link and that gives me several choices (Open Link in New Tab, Open Link in New Window, etc.). If I choose New Tab, it goes to the web page and shows the address; if I choose New Window, it goes to the web page, but doesn't show the address...it just shows a little, blank rectangle, and the grayed-out words "Go to a web site." Here is what it looks like: This picture is what I got after opening a new window for the GardenWeb Computer Help Forum. However, the behavior is similar regardless of whether I am on GardenWeb or not. Finally, since I first posted, I have discovered that, if I click on this little rectangle in the address bar of the new page, the browser stays on the page and the address then appears. Interestingly, although all of my Bookmarks transferred in the update, and work fine, many of them lost the unique little icon that often precedes the name and also just display the little rectangle.

It should revert you back to exactly what you had prior to the upgrade. And yes you only have 30 days available to do this. The previous version is in a file called Windows old. If you go to the security center then under restore it should have the option to restore it to the previous state. I am not at home right now or I could provide links to show you how to do it. Try Google for restore previous version from Windows 10. I have heard from some people that not everything returned perfectly. But it's supposed to work. I don't know how you will fare. I would absolutely remove any antivirus programs prior to changes.

I will try. Can you tell me how to see "the network icon"? There is none on W10. I fiddled with the touch screen yesterday afternoon and got to something that could have been this thing called the network icon; I think I was rubbing my fingers from the right edge inwards. But it had a name like WiFi or something else. Clicking on it highlighted it but did not do more than that if kept trying. PS - I do not have a mouse on the laptop; I was just using my fingers on the touch screen.