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When I type the letter "m" I get the letter "f." When I type the letter "f" I get the letter "z." etc. Any suggestions will be appreciated.

Nothing wrong with cable cars, Chinatown, Fisherman's Wharf, etc., but I want to see something else. I will be able to drive out of town (hopefully not more than 40 - 50 miles).

The tv section on yahoo.com used to be able to help with this but ever since they redid the site, it hasn't been help. Before, you could go to tv listings and type in the actor's name and all the shows (including guest star roles) in the coming two weeks would appear.

I saw this type of yahoo offer a few years ago but cannot find it now.

Here's the situation: I want to take out a deadbolt lock from a solid core door and to fill it with material. A good final appearance is a must. What material can I use to fill the hole? Any other suggestions will be appreciated. Thanks.

I am looking for tax refund checks that may have never reached me because I moved. I know how to look up abandoned property kept by individual states, but do not know how to look for abandoned property of mine maintained by the US govt.

I am looking specifically for an old tax refund check that may have never been cashed. I know how to look for STATE abandoned property but am not sure how to look for Federal abandoned property.

I think that I can see where it's leaking. The car is a 16 yo Mercedes 300E (1991), Is there any kind of caulking or sealing material I can buy from an auto parts store? Can you recommend a specific item/brand name?

I spent over an hour downloading the free virus protection program at www.aol.com and at the end, I got a confirmation that the anti-virus program had finished downloading. Yet when I used the free "active security monitor" also from www.aol.com, I was told that there was no anti-virus program detected. What happened?

I am in interested mainly in the E class, but info about your experience with other models will also be appreciated.

I am interested in your thoughts about reliability with no consideration given to prestige, styling, looks, cost of car, etc.

The car is a 1991 Mercedes-Benz 300E and the "check engine "light went on. The climate control (heater and air conditioner) also went off (no flow of air) at about the same time, but is now running ok after a blown out fuse was changed. Could the 2 events be related (non-running climate control & the "check engine" warning light going on)?

Many years ago, I heard of a special key chain where you could just clap your hands and the key chain would beep thus making it easier for you to find your keys in the am. Does anyone know if this key chain is being sold, what it's called and where to buy them? Any other suggestions on how to avoid losing keys? Yeah, I already know the one about retracing your steps and trying to remember where you last saw your keys.