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Don, actually, the percentage of biodegradable greenery in landfills is right around 35%. This is very significant when you are limited as to landfill availability, as we are here in So. Calif. BTW, the methane that the reduction of greenery produces is, at least, three times more potent than CO2, in terms of "supposed" green-house effect. This was one of the major bones of contention over the Greenhouse treaty at Rio between the EC and the US. They produce more methane, we produce more, but steadily decreasing since 1986, CO2. Actually, the methane that is produced in the EC is usually from the polders, not exactly something one can control. BTW, I do agree with respect to manuals. I still have most of the original documentation from AmigaDOS v. 1.1 here, since I do have a couple of programs that only run on that version (Anyone remember Skyfox?). Brian Bartlett