Hello, I have a licence to hunt deer around Calgary in December, I would hunt with a bow. I am extremely cautious, courteous and respectful of the owners, land and animals when I hunt. If you have a deer problem (or you have deer and just don't mind) and you live in WMU 212 (Calgary area) I would love to opportunity to hunt on your acreage or farm. Thank you kindly, Oh and in the spring I will have lots of perennials to give away. This is from this years hunting regs. "Foothills Deer Licence. Holders of this licence may kill 2 antlerless deer, either white-tailed deer or mule deer, with a bow and arrow, cross-bow, shotgun, or muzzle loader in WMU 212 on the following dates: D1 - D20 (Monday to Friday only). When hunting, they must carry written permission from the landowner involved."

This is from my husband: My husband checked and there was no water coming out of the condensate drain of the heat pump. He also turned off the whole house air exchanger. Still the air was being sucked through the whole house air exchanger. He tested this by holding a piece of paper up to outside vent and the paper was sucked onto the vent. Since the humidity outside has been running between 60-75%, it has been pulling all this humid air through the entire house and nothing is going back out through the condensate drain. All this humid air is staying in the house. We have two dehumidifiers running full steam, that are pulling about 10-11 gallons of water out of the house per day, still the humidity won't go below 50%. What we did (on our own) was to turn the air exchanger off and tape the vents so that no air could be pulled in. We then called the technician and explained all of this to him. The technician came today. Before he came, we un-taped the vent. He checked the freon. It looked ok, but he added just a tiny bit, for good measure. He pulled the cover off the air handler and there was NO water coming off the coils into the condensation pan. The temperatures on the heat pump while running were normal. He says he is coming back tomorrow and is going to put a damper on the air exchanger so it will only open when the air exchanger comes on.Until then he suggested that we tape the vent to the air exchanger closed, so as not to allow any air to come into the house. The technician never said why water was not condensing into the drain pan. My husband did ask him, but he evaded the answer, possibly because he didn't know, but my husband feels like he will come back with an answer tomorrow. The air temperature setting in our home, which is 69 degrees, has served to keep the house @ 69 degrees. My husband's theory is that possibly the air in our home is not warm enough to condense on the coils, thus it just passes on though to our house because the fan speed is blowing so hard and fast. My husband raised the temperature on our thermostats (we have three zones) to 72 degrees. With the two humidifiers going (one in the basement and one on the second level) and no humid air being brought through the air exchanger, it is his hope that we will be able to bring our humidity down. This is what my husband who, honestly is not expert here, has figured on his own and if it quite possible that he is onto something. MY thinking is that we paid over 24,000 for this and we should be having NO problems. And I would like your opinions. My husband feels that after doing what he did, which included taking one humidifier from the basement to the upstairs, that he has possibly stabilized the air to 50%. I feel like something much worse is wrong with the system that we should not have to be doing this stuff. Please submit opinions, and God bless you for all your responses. The people we have dealt with are such jerks,the owner hanging up on my husband when he tries t discuss something with him, scheduling us for appointments and then never showing to help us with this problem...It has truly been a nightmare. Also a question from me....does this mean that we will never be able to have our temps set below 72 again? I suffocate at temps over 70.

Hi John I've also heard Irfanview is very good. I use Paintshop but it's an expensive option if you just need to resize. This program looks interesting too but I haven't tried it: The link will let you download it PhotoFiltre is a complete image editing and effects package, that will not only amaze you with features but also the fact that it is free (for personal use). It comes with many features that rival some commercial packages, as well as additional add-on that can be downloaded from the web site. PhotoFiltre offers all the standard editing features (selection, clone brush, paint brush etc.) as well as a large selection of image effects, photo masks, image adjustments, thumbnail browser and much more. The program also supports batch processing to apply filters, sizing, adjustments and transformations to a large number of images at once. PhotoFiltre comes with modern, well designed interface and is well suited for everything from simple resizing to advanced photo editing. Good luck with whatever you choose. Sue :) Here is a link that might be useful: Photofiltre

With your graphic open in PSP, when you go to File, Save As, in Save As Type box, click on the down arrow and choose the Windows or OS/2DIB(*.bmp). PS As I just read over on Computer Help, I am very curious as to why you DL'd Irfanview when you have PSP???? PSP does everything that I need and more without having to want Irvanview?. Urlee