Raven, in a previous thread the OP claimed that he/she was using Windows XP and that this same computer did not have Internet Explorer on it. I was unable to get clarification on this point, nor was I able to find out if this same computer has been upgraded to Service Pack 3 or if it is receiving regular Windows Updates. I suspect that it has NOT been upgraded and is NOT receiving updates. I would love to be proven wrong on all these points if only the OP would provide the info. Perhaps you can get the OP to answer. If in fact it turns out that I am correct, then Raven I humbly submit that your laudable efforts to help the OP are being ignored in whole or in part. SP3 was released over 4 years ago, and if this computer doesn't have it and the updates that followed then the OP has left it wide open to numerous security flaws. Even if I am wrong about SP3 and the updates, I am not filled with confidence when I read that the OP got rid of funmoods by saying "Actually I have no problem with Funmoods, I deleted it from my control panel when it first popped up and haven't seen it since." This says to me that either the OP really has no idea what he/she is doing, or that the OP is totally unable/unwilling to communicate what he/she did do. I will read with interest how this comedy of errors continues to play out. I think the OP needs to do much more than just ask for help over the Internet. Here is a link that might be useful: previous thread

The good thing about Ikea's curtains are that they come in such long lengths! I would hate to do a conversion like this and then look at the bottoms and see they are like pants that are just-that-bit-short that you see your socks! (What's the slang for that? 'high-waters'?) Oh--one thing: Do a few flip-backs on the tabs, then stand back and make sure they look OK to you, because some of Ikea's curtains' weaves can be a bit skimpy, and you might not like the shadow behind the flipped-back tabs.

I am doing a bath remodel - all supply lines are in and have been under pressure for a few weeks - no issues Spoke to the inspector and he says given the scope of the project that supply lines under pressure are fine for his testing and for the drain lines (for which there was some minor rerouting) he will just want to check the layout and look for good glue use etc - no water or air test needed But for my own purposes I have already tested the shower drain lines via running water through the trap riser for a couple of hours - but for the tub right now the trap is solvent weleded in place waiting the tub waste assembly hookup - is there anyway to test that similar to the shower - I tried flowing water into the trap but without a riser and my trap ranneth over -- can I glue on a riser similar to the shower to test or will that interfere with the eventual tub waste assemble I think I am overthinking it but thanks very much for any advice -

With a basement moving the drain line is no big deal, but it depends upon which code your under and where the current vent is located... In a worst case scenario we may have to get a little creative in establishing a vent, but rest assured your project is doable.