After a few lean days at the beginning of the week, the end of the week turned better for Monarchs. The number of them that I see seems mostly dependent on the weather. Warm (70 or so) and humid with a southerly breeze seems to pile them up here at the coast. They spend the day nectaring and lazing about. On the crisp, dry, fall like days, only one or two are seen all day long. Right now we have a very cold and dry air mass moving through and I won't expect many today. Hopefully, they'll all ride this front out of New England because, after all, November will be here soon. Maryann in CT

Tia, Save the template in a folder and any image you want to put on it. Open Corel Draw open the template go to file/import, find the image and place it anywhere you want on the template. Grab one of the corners to adjust the size. Never grab the sides because it will not stay in proportion if you move them in or out. I hope this helps. I have Corel 4, 7, 8 and 10. I used to use this program everyday at work but haven't in a while so I'm a little rusty. If you need any more help let me know. I do know that each version changes a little so I hope I am telling you correctly. Let me know. I still dont' like version 10. I think version 8 is the best. I can't judge 9 because I never used that one. Theresa

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UNK! Thanks for the reply. IÂve gotten so busy, I donÂt even know who lurks here anymore. I keep my spot warm on the Plumbing Forum nowadays. More room for potty jokes there. I bought a G-B tracer at LoweÂs  $35  but when I finally tried to use it, I realized it was way too puny, and got a refund. The electrical guy there, used to be a telephone guy, so we talked about the Ideal unit ($90) and he had me sold on it. But I see it, too is only for data line. Will shutdown at high voltage. While waiting for a reply, I found a unit called the Tempo 508S. It sells for about $250, online, and that is my upper limit, because, IÂm not an electrician. But as a handyman, when I do repairs, it would really help to know the wire paths in Âold work situations. And it ought to find plumbing and heating, too. Tempo® was Progressive®; and bought by Greenlee®, which seems to be Textron® now. So, I think this is serious equipment. But, I think I have to have it. Now, I just wonder if it will perform well enough. I canÂt get the Big Box Store 100% Satisfaction Guarantee on this item. Tempo describes this item : " For technicians who occasionally need to locate buried or in-wall wiring but don't require all the bells and whistles of a high priced cable locator." Since IÂve never used one, IÂd like to be sure I understand. Seems like a person can establish the tone, and not only find the wire paths, but find an open, since the signal should stop or change character at that point. Pinoke