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I didn't want this new yahoomail but it has now been forced on me, however if I have to have it I'd like to be able to at least view mails the way I want to, the instructions say there is a way to change the default from 50 to 100 or 200, but they are wrong because the options aren't listed. Can someone give me a step by step way to change the default so I can at least get some control back on MY mail account.

I'm looking for a small countdown timer I can insert into existing slides in a powerpoint presentation. In this case I want a slide to come up, and then on a mouse click the timer to start and then stop on another mouse click. It's for the discussion of resolutions at a Conference. The resolution appears on the screen for the audience to see and then the speakers either for or against get 3 minutes to speak. I want everyone to be able to see how much time is left, especially the speaker. I don't want it on another slide, it has to appear in or on the body of the slide being debated.

Also please don't point me at tushar-mehta's TM for powerpoint since that costs money, I need a free one or a set of instructions as to how I can design my own.

Thanks

In this case specifically for an unknown female victim of crime. I know the John Doe name is originally English in origin but it doesn't get used in the UK as a place-holder name very much, that's normally Joe Bloggs, but I've never heard of Jane Bloggs as a female option.

I'd prefer the answer to come from someone of a British cultural background, as I'm looking for a colloquialism that would be immediately understood by a British audience. Basically I'm asking for a Brit-pick.

It has to do do with how seeing wonders alone is empty / makes it less real than seeing them with a companion. I'm pretty sure it's Cicero. It got used in an audio book I no longer have access to and I should have written it down but I didn't. Any help would be appreciated.