Are you on a Windows machine (versus a Mac)? If so, probably the easiest way to do it is 1. Open the PDF file with Acrobat Reader (or the PDF viewer of your choice). Zoom in on the plan so that what you want to capture is displayed. 2. Hit "Ctrl + PrtSc" to capture the current screen 3. Go to you favorite image viewer (e.g. Windows Paint) and hit "Ctrl-P" to paste the image 4. Hit "Ctrl-S" to save te image in JPEG format and then upload to your favority photo sharing site (e.g. Photobucket) Hope this helps! Good luck! Jaymie

Nope, I don't , have most of them in my head, as I use very few, mostly crochet things, and have used the same ones for years. I rather enjoyed getting rid of so many favs the last computer change I had, didn't use them anyway, and seemed to be like ivy climbing on a house, useless, and not needed. So, I started fresh again, and have never looked back. It is not the end of the world, at least for me, and further, what fun snooping around trying to find again. What I really don't want to lose, in patterns, etc., I already have hard copies of them. I sure do thank you for your nudge and helping me, hotlinks in a pdf, perhaps won't even be in existence anymore by the time I get around to using them, seems to be a lot of dead ends for lots of links.

My lack of love comes from the fact that it changes color. Like a lot of grays it goes blue in certain lights. The initial pictures show it in its gray state. Attached is a picture of it going blue (everything changes color, the wall is actually BM Thunder which is a pretty true gray!). I like blues thank goodness but I like gray better. Like someone mentioned think with the trim up, the rug at front door an a nice table in the eating area I won't be getting such a blue feeling!! I used 12X36" planks which float because I was going solid color, less pieces to lay, less joints, the house is on a slab and cost. I purchased online at just under $5/square foot, click tiles are about $1 more and I don't know how much the glue down are. At my local store, my quote on planks was over $8 per sq ft. It feels wonderful underfoot and has no clicking nature at all or feeling that it is settling in or flexing. Yet it is not soft. Very nice material. Don't know about it staying clean, it hasn't been down long enough and my dogs haven't skidded around the corners yet.

Thank you all. I couldn't stand the suspense, so kept looking online and tried something suggested on another forum, where I was not a member: changing the .do extension to .pdf. I did try a virus scan first, which declared the file safe. The mysterious document turned out to be a list of fruit trees I had asked for at a nursery site. Why on earth they would send something with no hint of what it was or where it came from is beyond me.