To The Group:

I solved the cookies "problem" (I think)  by creating several files
with some alternative spellings of "cookie" and several extensions
for each, set the read-only attribute, set the hidden attribute and
I've NEVER accepted a cookie since!  I don't care if they are bad or
good, just don't want them sitting unbidden on MY disk!

If this is all Geek to you, drop me a note off list and I'll explain.

Tom Stewart in Beautiful Oregon!

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