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sent me to correct places

Perfect answer, Exactly what i needed.

Answer well done and to my liking. Got what I needed to know.

John p.

Excellent response as it is very clear.  Quick response!

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Thanks. Works great.

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All and more than I expected, particularly the comments of Phil Kempler.

Not really an answer, but rather search results, which may have the
answer somewhere within them if I looked long enough... but I paid for
an answer not for directions on how to find an answer.  Someone who
doesn't know what an ISO is should not be considered qualifed enought
to answer this question.

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This is a solid answer. Very fast reply too. However, I only give
perfect ratings to answers that exceed expectations, so accept 4 as a
near eprfect score. Throw in a $2 tip for the speed and quality.

Hello clouseau:
I sure want to thank you for the quick and perfect answer to my
question.
I looked at the Brasstech web site, and found the air gaps in their
product line.
I looked at their distributors, and located one about 3 miles from my
home.
I called the distributor, and yes, they have a brushed stainless steel
air gap, that will fit into my 1 & ½ inch sink top granite hole.
Thanks again,
clicker5

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The last clarification was pefect.  Jist what I wanted.  Thanks.

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Excellent answer, and comments.
Thank you all.
clicker5

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Very complete answer.  Thanks for your help.

I'm giving the answer 4 stars---the reason I didn't give 5 stars is
that I haven't yet tested the answer.  If it works out OK, come back
and I'll amend my rating to 5 stars.

Jerry Blevin

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Thanks -- excellent information!

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That was a tough question. I think I did not follow the instructions
carefully. The end was I had a bad virus (the PC, that is) and we had
to reformat everything. I am so thankful for you and answers.google
for being there. I don't feel all alone and helpless. Keep up the
great service of ANSWERS!!!

Thanks for the help..

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exactly what i needed

Very thorough answer...exactly what I was looking for!
Thank you!

Researchers "Clouseau" and "Ericynot" did a fantastic job with my
difficult question!! Thanks Clouseau for your constant attention to my
question and for not letting me down!!! Most of all, thanks for
helping me procure my CD!!!

WELL DONE!  EXCELLENT WORK! 

p.s. I would have tipped more -- but, given the price of my question,
the cost of calling and faxing Italy and the actual cost of the CD
(with shipping/handling), I've already shelled out close to $60 for a
lousy CD.

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I AM VERY HAPPY WITH ANSWER,NOW I KNOW I HAVE A RARE BOOK BUT NOT
WRITTEN BY THE PERSON I WAS HOPING IT WAS WRITTEN BY THANKS.

Great answer, great speed, thorough research!!!!!
I would gladly tip you more, clouseau-ga, but unfortunately your
exceptional research was done for someone who can appreciate a job
well done but is not wealthy.

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Thanks for the prompt and detailed answers!  much appreciated.  -ypvancouver

To clouseau-ga: You have certainly supplied plenty of valuable
information, both about utilities that might do the backup, and about
the Backup that's apparently supplied with the XP system (but of
course it took you--and efn-ga--to tell me that, since Microsoft is
coyly confusing as usual). I will try to load the Backup file from my
XP CD-ROM. If it works, I'll be pleasantly surprised (I'm assuming
your info is accurate, but I don't trust Microsoft products to do what
they should). If it doesn't work, or doesn't work smoothly, I'll look
into those utilities. Thanks very much for all the time, thought, and
help.

Thanks for your timely response.

Thanks for the help. I ended up reinstalling Windows 98. A real pain,
but now i have my volume icon back!

Problem solved!  Thanks to your *very* in-depth research, your
willingness to openly consult your peers, and the comment from
bananarchy, I've gotten to the root of things.  It seems that the two
drives each had an extra partition on them; a partition which started
*past* the end of the disk, and was 0 bytes.  I was able to use the
recovery console to delete the 0 byte partitions, returning my drive
letters to circulation.  In the process, I've learned a great deal
about W2K drive lettering and control.  Thanks for the help,
bananarchy, Legolas, Feilong.  And Clouseau, thanks for all the hard
work, and a great GA experience!  :D

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