Thank you, Bruce!
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Thank you, Jim!!

We live in a condo community for the past 13 years. within 2 years of moving in, out TV needed a replacement. The distance from our chairs to the wall is approximately 10 feet. We purchased a 65 inch top of the line Samsung digital TV. Love it and so happy we went with the larger 65" rather than a 55" model.

Good luck!
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Sure is!!!

Thanks for the reply!
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That's business!! Is it any difference than new car models every year? I began with computers in 71' and bought my own in 85'. I used Dos then soon after, Windows 3.1. I've experienced most upgrades of Windows versions. I skipped 8 and then installed Win 10 and now Win 11. I don't expect perfection in any new attempt at technology. I have no issues or complaints with the growing pains of MS versions of Windows. Mostly, it has been a learning and joyful experience. Computers and operating systems are not like toasters. They have always been and will continue to be a learning experience.

My first computer was a used one I bought from a colleague - $500 for the computer, monitor and printer. I had no clue. I'd call him every night for tutoring. At times it was very frustrating, but I was determined to learn. I did and am still continuing to learn.

My experience and my opinion(s).
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Three masters making it look easy. It "ain't"!

https://youtu.be/ADwfyxpriAM

Enjoy,
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If Big Red is 8 yrs. old, you may not be able to upgrade to Win 11. Run a MS (Health Check) compatibility test:
Press the Windows logo key + S or select Search.
Type PC Health Check, and select PC Health Check from the list of results.
Click on Check now.

You might be able to "extend" Win 10 coverage. MS has not "yet" determined the cost. Upgrading a corrupted Win 10 to Win 11 is not only not doable, it is certainly not advisable. I had a corrupted Win 11 installation - did not know the cause. My computer shop fixed it for $80. I still had to reload programs. It did not take long - probably a few hours- using my downloads folder for installation files. I suspect you have CD's?

You may want to do this. Not difficult:
Open the Command Prompt as an administrator.
Type the following command and press Enter: sfc /scannow
Then run the Deployment Imaging Service and Management Tool (DISM) with this command: DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth
These tools will check and repair system files.

Good luck!!
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Thanks for posting, bobbyjohn! I did get all of them, but you might go back about another 15 - 20 years. For example:"Who knows what evil lurks in the _________________?"

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I’ll be talking my 3 Grandchildren(ages 19, 22 and 24) to NJ Performing Arts Center to hear Samara Joy in late June. I was pleasantly surprised they all accepted the invite. I’m excited!

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What makes you think I still have teeth?
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Thanks, Jim!!
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I intend to suck on it!
Whoops. Does that risk me being locked in the Attic?
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Good one, Ed!!
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Quite likely now a days.
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Not on a diet?