This is a Thank You For Support Statement! I have, from my FumblingNotGeeky point of reference, so enjoyed the regular input of tips and suggestions and links coming into my email in-box. While a lot of this stuff goes over my head (I was a programmer back in the 1980's-- not a very good one-- on IBM System 34 MAPICS)-- and really wouldn't be something I could use, you have really drilled right to the crux of the matter on certain issues, and I am very grateful. Happy New Year to you! I think you need an intern in your office (certainly not one like me) who is very careful to submit input to you to vet before thrusting it out into cyberland for the likes of me to try. Don't burn out! I LIKE YOU. Susan

Happy New Year.I think 2009 will be both interesting and challenging (HTG and otherwise).Tom

For the forums, yes Tom.

And I have the easy admin part, most credit goes to The Geek and the forum regulars that assist gratis and with much patience. I'm not sure everyone realizes how much time The Geek actually spends tending to HTG, it truly is remarkable.

In my book, How-To Geek gets a 5 star rating :)

@ the Geek, not meaning to get red knees and a brown tongue (anyone reading that doesn´t understand don´t ask, lol) as I´ve said before this is the best website ever for information concerning computers!! Everyone here has been great and I´m sure your sleepless nights will lessen. This site continues to grow and most people (not 1 time posters) always come back.

@Scott keep up your humour and good work.

@all thanks for your help and a Happy New Year whenever it comes at your end!!!

Ewwww, it's 'brown noses' not brown tongues. Either way it's overt orifice overload.

Ah, yes. Now it all makes sense <O.o>

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=o.O

The former or the Grand Tetons. It could be the queso though.