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Dave, I don't knowingly accept anything I am not familiar with. I think
sometimes these things turn themselves on without you knowing it. For most
people, some of these add ons might help, but for us they are often more of
a burden than a help.
And what about viruses? Do any of them tell us that they are about to
invade your computer and ask if you want them or not and offer a yes or no
option? Hardly. Now having a good virus protection program is essential,
but that's just an example of what I am talking about.
Harvey
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Subject: Re: Internet Explorer question
Hi Harvey!
Tis true, addons often cause this problem. However they couldn't cause it if
you first hadn't accepted the addon in the first place that brings it to
you.
Good luck and hope you've licked it.
73,
Dave
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