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Thank you Mike.

In basement/crawlspaces where preserved wood was used as the foundation, does anyone have any special techniques, advice or things to look for while inspecting the visible areas. Also, is there anything techniques, advice, or things to look for on the exterior of these foundations. Besides the obvious of course.

Gary, thanks very much for your insight.

My client has taken possession of her Condo and has phoned me to advise that she has noted a few very small (hard to see) vertical hair line cracks in her fiberglass bathtub, approximately halfway up. I have never run across this before. Can anyone advise how serious this may be, or any possible repairs procedure that is possible? Any response is appreciated.

Do you know what these circuits operate? Up here in Alberta, our kitchen recpeptacles are are required to be "split receptacles" where the top and bottom halves of the receptacle are essentially on seperate circuits, but share a nuetral. I understand that is not required in the USA after talking to some Denver Area inspectors. Does this help?

This inquiry is directed to Home Inspectors who use computerized reporting systems. I would like feed back from any of you on recommendations as to what brand of TABLET PC with WINDOWS CE as an operating system to purchase. My software requires Windows CE to run on. I currently have a FUJITSU PENCENTRA 200 and it has hardly been used & I have all kinds of problems with it, most notably, the stylus calibration... unit wont stay calibrated for vey long. Battery life life is also a big issue, as I can't even get through one inspection without having to plug the unit in. Does anyone have a computer that they love & would recommend to other inspectors to buy?