It sounded great, Wanda, but most of the sites I tried couldn't be found.

Is this on all sites or one in particular? On this site for example if a poster includes a very long web address link it will force that post wider causing all of us to scroll left and right to read the text accompanying the link. Could this be the problem you are experiencing?

I'm with you Grandma bonnie! Both as a seller and as a shopper. I added my 2 cents to the etsy post, and I also want to say here that at the show I set up at in September when my friend covered our booth and I looked around, some of the venders seemed to refuse to speak to me. And when I was on vacation accross the country once, the seller actually ran out of her booth when I started to compliment her on her mosaic birdbath. I am a middle aged tall but otherwise ordinary looking woman, no deformities or anything lol. Does any one know why venders wouldn't speak to a person or actually run away? Especially the same day when shoppers were talking to me and buying from me, I know I wasn't looking odd that day or anything. Kathy

The OBD (On Board Diagnostic) port only works as well as the cars software at reporting problems. In many cases the diagnostic tree starts with getting an error code, and then making sure the sensor itself is operating correctly. If the sensor is bad, any input it supplies is suspect, and the computer may create other problems that appear only vaguely related to the sensor problem. A bad throttle position sensor can cause the conptuer to alter the engine air-fuel mixture, or a bad oxygen sensor can result in changes in air-fuel also (producing all the symptoms of that problem). It is not like the computer always identifies the defect, it just might say that the oxygen sensor is 'out of expected range.'