Hello Frank, > If read permissions are not sufficient to read the key, the macro is > broken.
Undoubtedly. But between fixing the macro, which is beyond Dan's control, and changing permissions on a single registry key, I certainly know (and I've said) what I'd do. > There is an evil user in every multi user environment. ;-) Maybe not in his environment. IAC, I maintain it's highly unlikely that a someone with User privileges would seek to exploit an opening on this key. > A continuous time stamp is even more important, than the correct > time stamp. If the time stamp's not correct, it'll show up in the system tray. IMHO, this is not an appropriate attack vector for independent exploitation. regards, Andy P.S.: This is my last post on this subject. Dan'll need to judge the risk. [Using The Bat! 1.62r under Windows 2000 Pro SP4 on a "made from scratch" P4-2.4 GHz/512 MB RAM] ________________________________________________________ http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
