Cox north and south have radically different configurations, in no small part because the City of San Diego is vigilant about the number of channels on basic (which keeps basic rates down). Cox west is different than the other two. I just checked Cox South. Channel 21 is CSPAN-2. Basic tops out on channel 24. It's different on Cox North, but I didn't take note on turkey day when I visited my brother's home in North territory. Through June 2000, I was a TWC subscriber with basic, basic, basic, basic and HBO, + internet. That topped out on channel 19. It was a rare choice, and initially they gave me expanded basic, until I had the expanded service for a month. I did need to say basic four times in a row each time for it to register with them. I doubt that they've expanded the basic channels since then. For basic, basic, basic, basic I paid $18 per month. (FCC rules permit charging for basic on a per-channel basis.) Limited and expanded basic are marketing terms, I only referred to the legal term of basic. I don't know of a way to indicate in advance in PSIP whether a program (event, actually) is broadcast in HD. TMS has that data available, but it's not necessarily a technical term, more like a marketing term. No, there is no need for program guide schedules to be printed on dead trees. John Willkie