PCSOFT folks have generously alerted me to "password removal" programs 
available via Google.  Certainly encouraging.  But let me hope for a little 
further info -- Are these likely simply to delete a password?  That might 
clear the way for a user to enter a revised p-word, but I'm hoping I can get 
rid, entirely, with this program  -- whatever its real name may be...The 
add/remove system in WinXP (sp2) shows nothing unfamiliar.  Went through 
Start to Programs and got an extremely long list -- e.g. lots of 
auto-updates, it appears.  But nothing that I found promising.

Being given to screwing things up, I'm concerned about removing only a 
password.  Any guidance or reassuance from the generous PCSoft 
ks?    ---ed

----- Original Message ----- 
>
> Date:    Thu, 13 Sep 2007 09:21:29 -0400
> From:    Harold Seabolt <[log in to unmask]>
> Subject: Re: "Content Advisor" non-removable(?)
>
> Ed,
> A google search for Content advisor will return numerous "remove password
> hits".
> HTH,
> Hal Seabolt
>
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> Subject: [PCSOFT] "Content Advisor" non-removable(?)
>
> I'm looking for a way toremove my own -- mysterious -- botch.  For no good
> reason, I swallowed a description I ran across about something that apears
> to be called Content Advisor.  It offered some sort lf protection that
> seemed (on too darned little thought) to offer some sort of
> guidance-cum-protection.
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