I don't remember you ever saying that it would finally work.  Yesterday, I had trouble getting IE to bring it up and decided to try Netscape to see what would happen.  IE finally worked, and as it had all my "new" settings, I used it.  But, then I logged in from Netscape and tried it today.  All is well!

Thank you, DSFAN4EVER, the same to you and hope you have a wonderful trip!

Patti, when you say that you see the coding, I'm assuming you clicked on "quote" and the message being quoted appears with all of the coding.

You can copy the coding from the quote in the reply box and then play around with it.

I always wonder how much of a story they plot in advance.  I would have thought that while many individual twists or events might be created as they happen, that the general outline of the story would have been set in advance.  If there's a whodunit aspect to it, they would know in advance who it was.

But, given some of the surprises and inconsistencies, it seems that maybe they just developed everything as it happened with no firm goal set in advance.

This final story, being rather short, I would have assumed that they knew the answers as they were writing this part.  But, (I was going to include a big spoiler, but I'd rather not - even with the Spoiler Box), I was a bit surprised with the reading of Brutus' letter - there are aspects to it that don't make any sense in light of the final explanation.

When we finally get to that point (probably just through Robservations), I'll explain the specifics of what I'm thinking of.

That's good, Anne!  I hope you have a quick and smooth recovery and will soon be glad it was done!

P.S.  I hope you got to tape DS and not miss any - Quentin's been in it lately!!

Just recently, with the "presumed" murder of Stella - she was about to leave by that door.  She opened the door, was shocked at who she saw about to attack her, and then they went back into the room with the doors closed as we (and Gabriel) heard the attatck.

Oh, that is so-o-o-o- adorable!!