Hello, Thank you for all the feedback. With a loupe I did find a "C" (copywright) and the following Heritage USA, 1958. I would guess this is who did the copying. However, if I google Heritage USA I get a closed up theme part. So probably that company is out of business. So I guess today maybe I will hang on a bare spot, possibly right over the computer to remind me of $25.00 spent on another frame!! Or possibly it go out at the next yard sale. Not worth putting on ebay as it would cost more to ship the frame carefully than the price I could get for the print. But I so appreciate the help. It reinforces what I was already fearing. Carolej

I have Home Edition XP and installed PA 4.0. It works fine with one exception. I have multi fonts which makes it slow to use. Does anyone have an answer? I tried uninstalling and reinstalling with same results. I tried to find the site "Print Artist Lovers" and cannot find it to post the question there as well. Does anyone have their address? During the install I asked for medium number of fonts the same as I had on 98 computer before it crashed. Below is the list of extra identical fonts that I have. I have : 32 copies of Arial 35 copies of Courier new 37 copies of Courier new bold 37 copies of Courier new bold italic 36 copies of Courier new italic 3 copies Franklin Gothic medium 2 copies Lucinda bright demibold 3 copies sano typewriter 2 copies Palatino linotype bold 22 copies Times New Roman 72 copies Times New Roman Bold 36 copies Times New Roman Italic 3 copies TW Cent MT Condenser I have been to MS help then "Control Panel">"Display" and also "Font" without finding any solution. Can anyone suggest a resolution?

Amy, DH is....opinionated :). He has remarkably strong feelings about decor, which is sometimes a blessing and somtimes just difficult, lol! He has been very involved in every decision made about our home and I suppose I should be grateful that he's interested, but sometimes I just want to pick things and not have to field the commentary, you know? I wonder also if it's just the chair fabric or the mental image of the room it came from in his grandparents' apartment. It was a gorgeous room (gold, gray and black - professionally decorated, very classic), but I learned recently that he REALLY didn't like the decor. I have a few swatches pulled out of my F&B swatch deck, don't remember if String is one of them, but it was one of my original considerations for this room. Have you used it? Sky - hmm, that's unfortunate that RH doesn't have swatches available of the Lava. I don't have an RH store in my city (closest one is a 5 hour drive away) and I'd be hesitant to order drapes sight unseen.... I've been trying to figure out from the pictures on the website if the lava is a warm gray or a cool gray. It seems to tend almost towards a slate-ish colour in some of the pics, almost blueish? Is that true in person? Linen was another consideration for drapes either here or in the dining room - what is the quality of the RH linen drapes? Thanks!

First we have to figure out which door. I think I don't like Pal's for this exercise because they have a less pronounced grain than most of the golden oak I've seen. I'm thinking along the lines of LWO's 2, 5, 7, 8, 10 or 11, or the one I posted. The grain is too fine on Pal's, the color isn't yellow/orange enough on LWO's 1, 3, 4, 6, 9 and 13. Twelve is so ratty it's impossible to believe anyone would keep them (maybe they could be painted). Speaking of which, is the rule going to be no painting? I think it should be. What about staining? I've been thinking of the exercise as how to work with the color as-is. What's the consensus?