Thanks Jacob and Randolph What I ended up doing was copying the .gnome files from one user which worked to my home directory. It worked. I'm missing a lot of programs on the menu but that's ok. Jacob, I didn't even think about using diff. That would have worked. The nice thing I like about Linux I was able to fix almost everything I messed up. If I was using windows I'd be out of luck and reinstalling it. Also the nice thing about Linux I was still able to use the programs I normally use just under a different window manager. Randolph, I checked .xsessions in the home directory and there was none. I did a little research on xsessions and it sounded like you could run a session across the network from another computer. I think you were right as far as deleting the file. I'm amazed on how easy it was to fix though. Thanks again. Tim
