Hello there clu;

I can say that I really don't know this to be true.  I have been staying away from the new questions and sticking with the old as I am a bit confused as to what we are actually supposed to answer.  There are so many of the old questions, I am tackling them one subject at a time.  I am now attempting to be efficient at it.

Have a good one, Fishlet.... today's theme is storybook homes...

Hello there bone!

The answer is quite simple because if we did, someone would change their mind.

(Not a woman of course.  Never a woman. Nope. Nada... and no way hose-ay!)

Thank you ... and have a glorious day!

Sincerely, Fishlet

Hello there jessmccoy1992!

If you see a green or blue Ask a Question button on your tool bar, right click on it, select show/hide, find the akaQA icon and click on it. This will deactivate ask a question (akaQA). Or to remove the toolbar, follow these steps Start menu > Control panel > add/uninstall programs > locate the toolbar, if it's Bing, it hides under the name conduit or conduit engine > uninstall

Thank you ... and have a glorious day!

Sincerely, Fishlet

Hello elias1026!

If you see a green or blue Ask a Question button on your tool bar, right click on it, select show/hide, find the akaQA icon and click on it. This will deactivate ask a question (akaQA). Or to remove the toolbar, follow these steps Start menu > Control panel > add/uninstall programs > locate the toolbar, if it's Bing, it hides under the name conduit or conduit engine > uninstall

Thank you ... and have a glorious day!

Sincerely, Fishlet

Hello there mandygirl!

If you see a green or blue Ask a Question button on your tool bar, right click on it, select show/hide, find the akaQA icon and click on it. This will deactivate ask a question (akaQA). Or to remove the toolbar, follow these steps Start menu > Control panel > add/uninstall programs > locate the toolbar, if it's Bing, it hides under the name conduit or conduit engine > uninstall

Thank you ... and have a glorious day!

Sincerely, Fishlet

Hello there Burt70!

If you see a green or blue Ask a Question button on your tool bar, right click on it, select show/hide, find the akaQA icon and click on it. This will deactivate ask a question (akaQA). Or to remove the toolbar, follow these steps Start menu > Control panel > add/uninstall programs > locate the toolbar, if it's Bing, it hides under the name conduit or conduit engine > uninstall

Thank you ... and have a glorious day!

Sincerely, Fishlet

Hello there hacke1!

Oh my goodness!  Follow these instructions...

If you see a green or blue Ask a Question button on your tool bar, right click on it, select show/hide, find the akaQA icon and click on it. This will deactivate ask a question (akaQA). Or to remove the toolbar, follow these steps Start menu > Control panel > add/uninstall programs > locate the toolbar, if it's Bing, it hides under the name conduit or conduit engine > uninstall

Thank you ... and have a glorious day!

Sincerely, Fishlet

Hello there sheridawn!

This is a very popular question and here is your answer!

If you see a green or blue Ask a Question button on your tool bar, right click on it, select show/hide, find the akaQA icon and click on it. This will deactivate ask a question (akaQA). Or to remove the toolbar, follow these steps Start menu > Control panel > add/uninstall programs > locate the toolbar, if it's Bing, it hides under the name conduit or conduit engine > uninstall

Thank you ... and have a glorious day!

Sincerely, Fishlet

Hello there jigk!

Funny you should ask.  I just happen to have the information at hand.

If you see a green or blue Ask a Question button on your tool bar, right click on it, select show/hide, find the akaQA icon and click on it. This will deactivate ask a question (akaQA). Or to remove the toolbar, follow these steps Start menu > Control panel > add/uninstall programs > locate the toolbar, if it's Bing, it hides under the name conduit or conduit engine > uninstall

Thank you ... and have a glorious day!

Sincerely, Fishlet

Hello there theman2!

(Ooooooh impressive name!)

If you see a green or blue Ask a Question button on your tool bar, right click on it, select show/hide, find the akaQA icon and click on it. This will deactivate ask a question (akaQA). Or to remove the toolbar, follow these steps Start menu > Control panel > add/uninstall programs > locate the toolbar, if it's Bing, it hides under the name conduit or conduit engine > uninstall

Thank you ... and have a glorious day!

Sincerely, Fishlet