At 04:40 07/12/2002, you wrote: >As far as I understand... but again I refer you to Robin Walker's >excellent site at <http://homepage.ntlworld.com/robin.d.h.walker/cmtips/ >index.html>
Thanks to David Gordon for this wonderful reference site - a must for all of us, I think! Having reinstalled everything, updated everything and finally got rid of all the previous junk, I last night did a stupid thing. I was trying to use Windows Media Player 7.1 to listen to 60's music, yes, sad I know, but I was there. Got on this American music site, which refused to play it, said I need to download this small player app. So I did, however, when it asked for acceptance before using it for the first time, I read the small print and it worried me immensely so I hit Cancel. Since then, when connected to the internet, I've had several random windows suddenly appear of 'Korean' type sites I definitely don't want. So it looks like this app. was some spyware. I forget its name, and it doesn't seem to appear in the list of Applications in Add/Remove Programs. Do you know if there's any way of listing recently installed apps, or recently downloaded files to get some idea of how to find it and kill it? Please reply OFF-LIST ! Many thanks, David Vaio, W2K SR3, IE6 Buying or selling cameras or digital equipment? Looking for something? Good things are for sale on www.digitalforsale.net For those interested in "A China Experience" visit www.tingey.tv (last updated 25/7/2002) =============================================================== GO TO http://www.prodig.org for ~ GUIDELINES ~ un/SUBSCRIBING ~ ITEMS for SALE
