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> Glad to hear about your success!! 

This is really a self-esteem building operating
system.  I think it should be in all schools. 
lol

 Here's a few
> tips to speed you along:
> 
> Try out burncd for your CD burner (man burncd).

Check.  Will do.  :)

> 
> As for CUPS, which is pretty darn slick, once
> you have it installed, and turn your browser to
> localhost:631 for configuration, try using
> ports/print/xpp.  It is a gui pop-up interface
> for print-time printer selection.  Whereever a
> program is configged to use lpr, simply replace
> it with xpp.
> 
> Congrats, and good luck!
> -Matt

That info is sure to be invaluable.  Thanks for
the tips.  :)

I have now to deal with a curious little
showstopper I have encountered dealing with my
ppp connection... so I'll be posting that on
-questions, since I cannot find any other
information pertaining to it.

Shannon 

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