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This release fixes a problem calculating free disk space on 32-bit machines running Snow Leopard.

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We are therefore providing it as a free upgrade for all our existing FDF customers. Then before we put up the Christmas tree I got hubby to move an antique toolbox that holds two stuffed pheasants with long tail feathers and some peacock feathers and pinecones from another part of the wall, and it is now in place so that when the window is hung the toolbox will look like a window box at the base of the arch.Release Notes, System Requirements & History 2013 releases Find Duplicate Files 2013.433 for OS X 14 February 2013 We’d like as many people as possible to enjoy this new release. When I decided we really could make the arched window work for us, I sold the swag on eBay. I had it hanging in my dining room with a swag of silk magnolia blossoms and euclyptus, creamy strings of pearls and tassels, and 3 terra cotta cherubs dangling down in front of the mirror along with the pearls and tassels and it was lovely. That's a great suggestion - I NEVER would have thought of that! I'm hoping to have some things moved out of our guestroom by tomorrow - the window is stuck behind some stuff stored in there - so maybe I can get started on it. I was hoping I wouldn't have to take it to them again to have the glass changed out before we hung the window this Spring. It may be that they actually took the wooden window sections apart because there are wooden slats on the front as well as on the back (in other words it may actually be one huge piece of glass that had an antique window fitted around it on the front and on the back. I paid to have a glass company actually add the mirrored glass. Thanks Lindy for writing! Just so you'll know, it's not the mirror I'm trying to save, but the antique arched window frame which I now want to have clear glass in, so that we can 'install' it as if it were a second story window in our 17-1/2' high living room! On the other side of the top part of our living room wall is attic space and the window will be hung temporarily, and then partially installed as a stationary window over a craft countertop when we build out the attic area and I want to be able to gain some actual daylight through the arched window to help light that craft area someday. And yes, coating application surface does make a difference both in performance and aesthetics, and this is a consideration in both laminated and IGU applications Make sense? And this the same for both laminated and insulating glass (and that changes when you have a triple pane IGU or a laminated IGU, or especially a laminated-triple-pane IGU.but not going there). Glass surface 1 and 4 are 'touchable' while glass surfaces 2 and 3 are inside the laminate (or IGU) and when using any 2, 3, or 4 silver layer coating, the coating should be on surface 2. Glass surface 2 is inside the laminate (or IGU) opposite side 1. Most LowE coatings are designed to be applied to glass surface 2. Conversely, labeled side 2 in the picture (which in glass-speak would be called laminate surface 4) would face inside the structure.

On the pictures that I sent, labeled side 1 would be intended to face outward, exterior of a home. These may very well be installed backwards if all of your labels face outward.

Typically in residential applications the glass labels (logo's, bug, etc) are on the inside glass surface of the window, readable from the interior of the home.

Curious if you have a safety logo on any of the glass? Since it's laminated you don't technically need one, but an inspector would normally require a certificate stating that you have certified safety glass in the door. The CCC stands for China Compulsory Certification and the number under the CCC tells who made the glass and the specific certifications the glass meets.