Dear Volunteer friends, Carrie, you sent us a Dummies link a few months ago. It is a very handy reference site! Thank you so much! Everyone, Last night while investigating the Dummies link Carrie sent us, I happened upon news that is likely to aggravate my insomnia. I may never Sleep again. We're getting a new Windows in 2007! I forgot the new, snappy, name to go with it, but aside from upgrading...at some point...we'll all be waiting for our various adaptive softwares to catch up, and then wait for the computer wise on this list to figure it out and explain it to those of us who wrangle with computers and bottom out, and then it will be learning new ways of doing what needs to be done to validate! I know improvements are a good thing, but they stretch my learning curve to a u shape...in other words from the shaky hilltop where I am now back to the valley of the ignorant! Has anyone paid attention to the projected update? There's a print book which discusses what to expect advertised on the Dummies site. Carrie's help goes so far beyond scanning and validating! She told us about the site months ago, but I finally checked it last night and it is a good source of free useful info via the articles on a given topic you search. Last night I sent links to articles about diabetes and a Dummy reference on laptops you can purchase to 2 different sighted friends who love the new site. Don't be fooled by the name Dummies. The information in the Dummy books seems generally sound, and not at all superficial. It's just organized in a quick scan and user friendly way.It's like a bus tour of a new city. In the days after, you go back to the places that interested you to learn more. If a subject is relatively new to you, you read the Dummies book and can always follow up with further reading from other sources to go deeper. In case you didn't catch it when Carrie posted it to tell us there were over 30 articles about dogs, the URL http://www.dummies.com/WileyCDA/ To use the search, I had to enter on forms mode, type in my search and then tab back with shift tab to click on the graphic to start the search. That may not be how it works for you, but I'm sharing my experience in case it helps. Always with love, Lissi