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Wij
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/edit: No need for the gory details really any more. IT WASN'T ME THOUGH, that's the important point 
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Will
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Ad Aware or Spybot.
Not that I'd know about these things.
Not that I'd know about these things.
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Wij
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Didn't realise they killed those too.
Aren't they lovely
Aren't they lovely
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Brynn
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find where his downloaded files go and remove it from there? Try ad/remove programs?
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Will
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Brynn - too much like hard work when you can get something to do it automagically. Also, these things are normally ActiveX controls that are installed without your permission.
And yeah Wij, I know they work because I cleaned up my flatmates PC and found several diallers. Thank goodness I have broadband and not a phone connection.
And yeah Wij, I know they work because I cleaned up my flatmates PC and found several diallers. Thank goodness I have broadband and not a phone connection.
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Brynn
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Use Firebird which tells you when things are trying to use ActiveX Controls?
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Wij
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thx Will !
u r0><0r !!!!1 :wub: 
/edit : ooh, might try that (not on me like remember) too Brynn :wub:
u r0><0r !!!!1
:wub: /edit : ooh, might try that (not on me like remember) too Brynn :wub:
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Will
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Comes highly recommended from me. Try surfing your favourite tgp site with IE, run Ad Aware, then try the same with Firebird.
Now laugh, and wonder why you have IE on your computer at all.
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Wij
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laziness I guess
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doh_boy
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I always stopped using firebird because I couldn't get flash to work but last night I installed it in two seconds. :/ wonder why it was so hard before? :/
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Brynn
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Yea its giving me problems too installing it. Says its installed but then when i try and click on the por....flash movie it just dosn't do anything
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doh_boy
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aye that's what happened to me usually but last night for some reason it downloaded and I sent it to the plugin directory in my firebird directory. And I could finally see the official bill bailey site in all it's wonder.
(going to see him in may \o/)
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Brynn
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He is well funny. Made Black Books and Spaced classics in my opinion
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Brynn
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Nice edit-ing skills wij
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Jupitus
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Is this related to the stuff people are trying to remove???
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Sibanac
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either tell the installer to install to
c:/dirs where firebird is/plugins/
(most cases samething like 'C:\Program Files\mozilla.org\MozillaFirebird\plugins'
instead of picking a browser from the list
or just copy NPSWF32.dll to that dir and make sure npnul32.dll is there aswell
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Scouse
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Can't be arsed reading through the whole thread here - but people - MAKE SURE you set your security settings to ASK you before ActiveX can start installing sh1t to your PC.
It's a balance between security and useability - but it will save any of you numptys still on modems a fortune in phone bills to gyurana
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Wij
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Originally posted by Scouse
Can't be arsed reading through the whole thread here - but people - MAKE SURE you set your security settings to ASK you before ActiveX can start installing sh1t to your PC.
It's a balance between security and useability - but it will save any of you numptys still on modems a fortune in phone bills to gyurana
If you haven't read the thread then can I reiterate...
IT WAS NOT ME !!!!!!!!!
thx
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sad_mung
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Originally posted by doh_boy
And I could finally see the official bill bailey site in all it's wonder.
(going to see him in may \o/)
Me going to see him in June at the Cambridge Corn Exchange....tickets on sale from Friday!