Thanks for the feedback, Bob (good name    )

I am my own enemy.  I have SUSE 10 installed, has been running 24/7 with no issues. 
But my current problem is lack of time and my own personal need to understand before I act. 
For example, Firefox is installed, running fine,but I cannot find out where it is installed. 
I have installed Putty on my regular Windows system and use spare time to use that as a YAST tool to browse the structures.

I keep relating to Windows structure and organization. 
I can find where other programs are installed, but not all of them, they must be scattered. 
I want to be consistent, so I want to understand the defaults before I add to it.

And as I said, time is not available. 
So I will pick away at this, and at some point I will install Sesame when I know where I want to put it. 
In the meantime, I can use the browser, and play Mahjongg.

Re printing, I still am unable to print, but I have not put in the time to solve the problem. 
I am sure I will be able to Google my way to a solution. 

Thanks again......

Bob,

   Suse was my first choice until I read about the deal with the giant, and their licensing agreement was more restrictive than Freespire, In my opinion Freespire is the closest linux I've seen to Windows, installing the software is easy, installing add on software with cnr with one mouse click is super. It even looks very close to windows. I was very surprised it found the wireless card and configuration was very easy, most problems with printing for me was because I have a older panasonic dot matrix form-fed printer that I print work orders to, most of the problems with the actual printing can be minimized with a little redesigning in Sesame. The other problem is with print preview, having to run in a terminal and setting the browser is a little rough each time, there must be a log file somewhere I could edit to have them set a startup. Other than that Sesame is much faster in linux, and Sesame operates almost identical to windows. And you can't beat the cost ($00.00)  

I'm not sure how Lantica feels as a whole, but I'm a little uneasy posting to informational non-promotional pages (like grok... and wikipedia, etc) on behalf of Lantica. As a Lantican, I guess, I would fear my statements would be viewed as too subjective and self-promoting.