At least not in California , for sure . Only service that contribute to the manufacturing of new personal property are taxable . So , for instance , when you go to a mechanic for your car , any parts or fluids that are used are taxed , but the hourly labor is not . <| sep |> OP asked if I ' d he was doing it right but whenever anybody suggested it might not be a great idea or that it should be done differently , they justified their plan and argued with the feedback . Asking for honest feedback but then arguing with any that isn ' t unequivocal praise rubs people the wrong way . <| sep |> That ' s a good question , yet one I can ' t answer . All I can think of is being mindful of 32 and 64 bit . I ' m doing some searches and coming up dry with why it might have failed in FL . As I mentioned , I did a tutorial on Stereo tool more about panning the other day . Note I ' m not a pro tutorial maker . It ' s more an outlet for me and I ' m enjoying it . Be gentle . j 5 uGxJObLvA