Caroline, I use Internet Explorer as my browser, and my operating system is Windows XP Pro. The default location for the icon for a new shortcut is this: C:\WINDOWS\system32\url.dll That's where you end up with the icon that looks just like the Internet Explorer icon. You already know how to get to the point where you can change the icon, so click on "Browse" to change locations and then go to: C:\WINDOWS\system32\SHELL32.dll There are a lot of icons to choose from in that dll.

That's a commonly used tile. I'd put it up on Craig's list, and maybe even local print classifieds for about 7.50 a foot, and list it just like that. If they want to do the math, fine. People will be much more accepting of 7.50 a foot for tumbled marble (even a contractor, at that rate) than 19 feet for 142.50. Don-- Most showrooms don't keep any stock. They get orders from their customers and then place their order with a regional warehouse, who then ships the tile to them with no refunds and no returns, which is why very few showrooms won't do exactly the same.

Go to Settings and select Update & security > Windows Defender. Under Processes: Exclusions, select Add an exclusion. I have 6 Exclusions below: C:\Program Files (x86)\Malwarebytes Anti-Malware\mbam.exe C:\Program Files (x86)\Malwarebytes Anti-Malware\mbamdor.exe C:\Program Files (x86)\Malwarebytes Anti-Malware\mbampt.exe C:\Program Files (x86)\Malwarebytes Anti-Malware\mbamservice.exe C:\Program Files (x86)\Malwarebytes Anti-Malware\mbamscheduler.exe C:\Windows\System32\drivers\mbam.sys You might have to do that if you want Defender running. You can copy and paste the lines above into the Exclusions box on defender. You may have to do one line at a time. In most cases Malwarebytes will run along with Defender without doing this, but there are some situations where it may be required to do it. Doing this tells Defender to ignore Malwarebytes.

Kay - ha! Yes, I hail from the deep south myself, south TX, that is! But it was pretty variable there as to whether one was in an area hotter and drier than the Sahara or muggier and swampier than the Louisiana bayous. We were mostly windy, muggy, and alternately hot with baked soil or just muggy with mosquito and polliwog-filled waters. :) I haven't escaped the mosquitoes being up north. Typically I walk around with a broad brimmed hat that has mosquito netting fixed over the top of it, so I can let it down to cover my head completely. It's a pain and makes me hotter on the warm days, but is so much more preferable to the buzzing and biting on my face and head. I get many volunteer seedlings of other things in the garden, but generally the zinnias aren't included - not sure why, since I've had big beds of them now for the past 4 years. Here's a portion of this year's batch in my overgrown corral garden. It's a little wilder than usual since I'm kinda hampered with this boot-cast on my foot: Alex