Just a question before you reset... Prompted by this thread: http://ths.gardenweb.com/forums/load/comphelp/msg1217510723913.html Did you happen to do the "image block" mentioned by Zep516 in this post? If so, you'll have to undo that because the new "Preview" button used for replying is no longer an "HTML button", but an image. So if you're blocking images from "graphics.gardenweb.com", you won't see the new yellow/gold "Preview" button. If that doesn't apply to you, the reset function is found under "Help>Troubleshooting Infomation". Edit: This reply is kinda obsolete now because the "Preview" button is no longer an image, but an actual HTML button once again. :) This post was edited by chuggerguy on Mon, Mar 24, 14 at 10:46

See the "Read Me" thread that I've linked below. Scroll down to the "Posting Pictures" topic and click on the link. Note: Your picture must be loaded to a site somewhere on the internet; you cannot post it from your computer. Free photohosting sites like Photobucket and Flickr are probably your best bet b/c they give you more options than other, less extensive sites. Here is a link that might be useful: New To Kitchens? Posting Pics? Read Me!

well, rats, I realize now, it was to late to remove, when I tried. I never saw the edit button once I wanted to remove the post. Thanks Raven I will go and remove this post in a few minutes. :) Moni

I took a 14x10 partially started master bath, gutted what had been started, and finished my own way. I had a friend frame the shower and tub for me and do the shower floor pan. Once the framing was finished, I had my wonderful brother repair plaster issues I created from removing studs and merge to existing walls and ceiling. He makes it look so easy. I laid 24x24 tiles in the main area floor, 12x24 tiles in the shower, tub top, and sides. The tile was purchased from Vonderhydes in Pekin, Il. The cabinets are custom made, along with mirror frames which were created from Fine Woodworking by Earl Raymond, of Hanna city, Il. The quartz tops and sinks are Cambria and were ordered through KBL design center of Peoria, Il and the shower glass was ordered and installed by JPGlass of Peoria. This is by far the biggest project I have taken on myself and am thoroughly pleased with the outcome. I received bids to do this job from building the shower to doing the plumbing, all astronomical. They may have done it quicker but for 3 times the cost. Im glad I did it my way.