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Log From A Previously Lucky Pcer

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I passed on the thanks to my brother;-) I use Google Toolbar, and before turning here had used SpyBouncer, McAfee, Spybot and Ad-Aware (all with latest defs.) Of course, YOU know that some of these bastards - and I don't use that term lightly - are trying to outrun everyone and just cause mischief. May they get their just rewards, in this or a later life;-/ I mean, geez, how many programs should someone have to run just to keep this carp** at bay??? Thanks so much, Alan. There's something quite affirming about you folks and the gallant job you do, helping us folks clean the muck out of our PCs (mine seems right sprightly, compared to before.) I'll try some of those programs I don't already have, and … well, I trust them better, knowing the Experts vouch for them;-) Take care - Barney in Bend, OR
Your very welcome. Glad your computer is working much better now.

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