Welcome, Cliff! Good to see you here.

The usual remedy for ‘Plus’ applications shutting down on launch is to reset your user settings by holding down the Ctrl key while you click on the program shortcut. You’ll probably have to put a tick in the ‘Also delete local settings files’ checkbox in the dialog that pops up, so it’s a good idea to back up any program customizations (e.g. custom palettes) beforehand.

I hope Jill meant to ask if any other men go along, or if it’s just Eric!

“Pssst, ’ere — wanna buy some saintly folks? To you, three for a tenner.”

Hmm. That appears to take me to the same place as your “What you need to do is” instructions, albeit by what seems to be a more circuitous route.

I sincerely hope it’s the wood-burning stoves, not the chimney fires, that are “so common nowadays”!

Thank you.

Once again, too cryptic for me!

The idea of this restriction is, presumably, to avoid any mix-ups that could occur with labels for multiple unlabelled items.

Indeed it does. If the postal delivery operative is collecting from your Safeplace rather than from you in person, it couldn’t reasonably be left to anyone else to affix the label.

Here’s a pronunciation guide:

(I’m not sure why they’ve put “llandus-ilio” instead of “llan-dusilio” or “llan-tusilio”, given that it refers to the seventh-century bishop, Saint Tysilio.)

Even without resorting to tweaks in an image editor you’ll see a different number depending on the ambient lighting conditions and your display brightness and contrast settings. Viewing the image on my iPad I only saw 4528 at first, but when I scrolled up and down a little I saw 45283 and then 3452839. (It’s quite easy to mistake the 4 for a 1 if you can’t see the initial 3, and it’s equally tempting to read that 3 as an 8.)