It all depends on what you want to do. The way it is growing, that little guy is getting plenty of sun, so you can just leave it there and it will just act like another branch. On the other hand, if you want another tree, you certainly could do an airlayer or something similar. You can search this forum on instructions, but here's a quick summary. Slice a water bottle lengthwise, place this around the base of the little guy, stuff with moist sphagnum moss or potting soil. Tape or otherwise wrap it up so it's fairly well closed up (If it is exposed to the air at all, you will need to add moisture periodically). Then wrap in aluminum foil or similar to shade out the sun (because UV will damage roots, also too much heat would be bad). In a couple months, there should be a ton of roots in there, and then you can cut it off just below the bottle and plant it. Rob

Tricia - Photobucket makes it really easy now. Go to the picture (at Photobucket) you want to post on the Orchid forum. Click once on the line that says HTML tag - a yellow box will briefly appear on your screen that says "COPIED". When you are typing your message in the Orchid forum, just "right click" and select PASTE. It will paste in the HTML code from Photobucket. You will then see the picture in your message when you "preview" the message. I posted a graphic I have hosted at Photobucket:

I'm not really sure what you are asking.... When I do labels in WordPerfect, only the first label shows at first. After I type the information on that label, and hit "enter" to space down, the next label appears. If you want to see all the labels, you would have to repeatedly hit "enter". When printing, if you set print for one page only, it will only print one label. It considers each label as its own page. So you want to set it to print "full document", or, for example, if you have three pages of labels (with 30 labels per page) and you only want to print the second page of labels, you would set it to print pages 31-60. I hope this is clear...and hope it helps clarify your problem.

My apologies for not being helpful, but I haven't gotten off the dime to place an order. I had some complications as wanted two file cabinets which were different than those normally offered. I wanted one top narrow utility drawer and a bottom file drawer to make them appropriate for night stand use also. This required different modifications as they needed to be free standing as I wanted them to be mobile as well. Conestoga by The Cabinet Joint was willing to custom the modifications, but I was concerned about tipping with the file drawer extended with the cabinet on castors. At this point, I am trying a different tactic and have requested a quote for Kraftmaid 30" wide file cabinets for my familyroom with library shelf wall cabinets to go on top. This is a small open concept patio home so they need to match the KM cabinets in my kitchen. The quote is due any day. If it comes in way too high it's back to the drawing board. KM is also giving me a quote for the bedroom cabinets with a cabinet box to go on corbels to give me a hanging nightstand drawer on either side of the bed. I have roll out storage drawers under the bed which is why the floor in that area needs to be kept clear. I will probably get a cabinet quote from Conestoga for the bedroom cabinets to compare with KM and have a carpenter build floating night stand drawers out of Conestoga components for either side of the bed. If I go the Conestoga route for the bedroom, I'll certainly post on this forum. One thing that makes me anxious is that I need two wall cabinets for the bedroom that will be used to hold nothing but books so need a solidly assembled cabinet with that kind of weight going into it. That is not what I want as my first cabinets to assemble. Sorry for the overly long reply, but I thought it was informative that Conestoga is willing to do minor modifications to their cabinets to assist customers with their needs.