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Comments (4)I agree and you should call them and let them know their mistake and ask for the right rose. In the meantime I would name this unknown rose after your daughter. It needs a name after all. I would even put up a garden sign naming it so.:) Sorry you went through that. It must be amazingly difficult. There are no words for something like that. Sunni...See MoreHOST file not blocking websites.
Comments (9)Before I turned over my computer to my son, I wiped the hard drive clean and reinstalled Windows. The same exact Windows XP the computer has always had. It runs IE 7, same as my current computer. The computer uses the Windows HOST file. All I did was add the sites I want to block. 127.0.0.1 myspace.com 127.0.0.1 etc. But I can still access those sites from his computer. The method works fine on my new computer. And when I had his computer it worked fine then too. I can't think of anything that has changed. Pooh Bear...See More? re Secunia, updates or not?
Comments (11)I just put the cursor in that area and wiggled it around, clicked a couple times and Eureka! There it was, the INSTALL box so that it could be seen. Why in the world would otherwise smart people design something like that? About the JavaRa. The message says something to the effect that if you are sure JavaRa is installed, continue. It is not in Add/Remove. What now? Thank you so very much. Sue...See MoreCedar Ceiling help, large living room...keep or paint?
Comments (10)When I bought my home one of my first thoughts was to remove the wall between the kitchen and living area. Thankfully I was unable to do anything right away. I posted pics of my space and got a lot of feedback. Patricia was one of the people who said - don't do it. She also recommended changing the kitchen to a galley kitchen to increase work space. The longer I lived in the space the more I realized that the only things that didn't work in my space were - I needed more work space and I hated that you can see my sink from the front door. I am planning on doing the kitchen reno next year. It will be a galley kitchen with just the dining space open to the living room and the kitchen open to the dining. Opening it up may have been pretty - but I would have lost so much functionality that it would not have been worth the trade....See More- 9 years ago
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