tjesterb

tjesterb

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If you've had any version of Kazaa you'll probably want to run KazaaBegone to remove all traces of it from your PC. http://www.majorgeeks.com/download3446.html Kazaa is notorious for installing itself into all kinds of nooks and crannies on your comp and not fully uninstalling.

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1. http://www.kb.cert.org/vuls/id/713878 IE is integrally tied to the Windows OS, which is the weakness that allows the worst of the malaware to access your OS via IE. I don't know hwo far SP2 will go toward fixing this. 2.Tabbed browsing [ Opera can open a new browsing session with all the tabs you had open from your last session] 3. Built-in Pop-up blocker 4.Faster 5. Download Manager 6. Cookie Manager 7. Password Manager 8 Moz/FF or Opera are immune to Hij

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Are you kidding? I count the weeks and days between Football seasons, even if I am a lifelong Bengals fan! Monday Night Football is like a soothing balm, a comfort of familiar voices and sounds that make the Monday workday stress fade away. A beer or three doesn't hurt, either. And Autumn Saturdays hold no greater purpose than to revel in College Football! GO BUCKEYES!

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IE's integration into the OS is part of its downfall. The latest round of exploits gain access your OS by way of IE. If your using a stand-alone browser even if someone does compromise your browser settings, it doesn't give them access to your OS.

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I'm personally sold on Firefox, I use a portable version on my thumb drive, and I'm going to install the Linux version on my Linux partition. I just thought it was interesting that after Mozilla and Opera had developed such a better browser, that MS would finally wake up and give IE the features it's been sadly lacking. Unless the next IE really rocks I'll still be with Firefox.

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Best of luck on the new venture. You are very fortunate to have such a supportive wife, it's amazing what you can accomplish when you know you have that kind of support at home.

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Internet News has an article about Internet Explorer 7 possibly being released before Longhorn. http://www.internetnews.com/ent-news/article.php/3392061 Sounds like we may see the features that Firefox and Opera have built in [ie: tabbed browsing, pop-up blocking, cookie management, RSS feeds, etc...] What did Jobs say about Redmond starting their photocopiers?

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If you really want to hack the Start button here is a link: http://www.g4techtv.com/feature.aspx?article_key=47767 It seems like a lot of trouble for little result, and you will need to DL Resource Hacker to do it. I'd just apply a new WB skin if I were you, or do as AP67 suggests and change it with Skinstudio.

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Methinks most honourable Scribe Essencay hath swallowed whole or in part, most voluminous quantities of most arcane and archaic lore, and that furthermore it hath proceeded directly to the regions of his most lofty and yet unfathomable processes of reason. Or, perhaps, as hath been put forth by others, also most wise and noble, that the most honourable Scribe hath imbibed and partaken too oft and heavily of such remedies as were prescribed for his frequent and uncomfortable inflammations. <

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If you have some specific [read helpful] suggestions you would probably be better off to post them here: https://www.wincustomize.com/msgboard.asp?BID=WC&id=272908#275501 If you've spent that much time here then you should know that major revamping is in the works. I've never found WC hard to navigate anyway, go visit Symantec, Microsoft, Gateway if you want a maze to navigate through. Unless of co

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c242, have you reported this bug, or checked if anyone else has reported it? http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewforum.php?f=23 There's also a plug-in called IE View that allows you to view problem pages in IE. Maybe the newest build will fix your problem.

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