Lucy M. Boston

[Billy Farmer]

I must admit I wouldn't know how to burn something onto a DVD-R disc, but it's a shame if the BBC downloads can't be saved in some way. After all, the BBC might decide to remove the episodes at some point in the future.

I hope you enjoy The Swish of the Curtain anyway, Billy!

I am sure I will enjoy watching The Swish of the Curtain, Anita, even though I would rather watch it on my TV, instead of online.

I have learnt how to download Videos, and then burn them on to DVD-R discs, mostly thanks to helpful advice, from online contacts.

[Carlotta King]

If your laptop and TV both have HDMI connections you can plug in a HDMI cable and then whatever is on your laptop screen is shown on your TV screen.

[Billy Farmer]

Still enjoying reading The Children of Green Knowe, just over halfway through the Book, this afternoon, I enjoyed reading The Story (which Mrs Oldknow, told to Tolly) of Black Ferdie (a gypsy and horse thief).

[Tony Summerfield]

I am also reading it and have almost finished, about ten pages to go. I am watching the DVD, but being careful to stay behind the book, so I have only watched the first two episodes. I am puzzled that Toseland (Tolly) seems to start wearing glasses all the time, but by episode two he is not wearing them at all.

[Rob Houghton]

I am puzzled that Toseland (Tolly) seems to start wearing glasses all the time, but by episode two he is not wearing them at all.

Must be the magic of being at Green Knowe!