Given how difficult people found the recent DTV switch, I can't
> imagine what they'd do with an 8 digit phone number.
I got my first DTV over-the-air radio for Father's Day and just programmed it. It was very tedious and intimidation to read through the 15-page manual going into all the options you had to select, many of them with names that only TV techies know what they mean. I almost gave up and asked one of grandkids to program it, it appeared so intimidating. When I got to doing it, I found all you needed to do was follow the
5-step procedure on a sticker on it, which was almost a no-brainer and whipped you right through it. There are apparently a lot of options you can select, none of which appear to be needed by most people. I still don't understand why the quick procedure apparently called for you to raise the small built-in antenna which you were charging the battery initially, but it did not seem to do any harm and was quit clear what to do. Wes Leatherock snipped-for-privacy@aol.com snipped-for-privacy@yahoo.com