Marion

I have reconsidered my response to your question. It is possible that 
"mobileaction" included "Multimedia Samples" as part of an installation 
of another program or that there could be two different programs using 
the same name. A better course of action would probably be to check with 
"mobileaction" support to determine if this program is needed and why it 
is needed. Try http://www.mobileaction.com . Uninstalling it could 
result in issues with some other program(s) that you use. I am not 100% 
sure that this site is the source of this particular file, but it 
appears likely.

I  am sorry if my first response has caused you any other problems. And 
thanks to Peter Ekkerman for pointing out to me other possibilities.

Tom

Thomas Mayer wrote:
> This is what I found from Microsoft. See  
> http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms716686.aspx
>
> It apparently is meant for software developers. Other than taking up 
> space on your hard drive, it probably is not harming anything. You 
> might try looking into "msconfig" on your computer to see if it, or 
> other unnecessary programs to your use of the computer, are running in 
> the background.
>
> I hope this helps.
>
> Tom
>
> Marion wrote:
>> I was looking in my add or remove program yesterday and I came acoss 
>> a file called Multimedia Samples at 121mb.
>>
>> I clicked on the "click here for support information" link  I came to 
>> the link for the web site,www.mobileaction.com.
>> When I clicked on that link I came to their home page.Then I clicked 
>> on the "Company" button at the top,this is the info I got," Mobile 
>> Action Techonology Inc,founded in 1999,is the world's leader in 
>> providing solutions to bridge the communication between mobile phones 
>> and PCs for both business and multimedia applications.
>>
>> There's more along that line.
>>
>> I did not download this app and I have no idea what it's for,so is it 
>> safe for me to delete it?
>>
>> Thanks for your help,Marion Sumner
>>
>> I'm running win xp,sp 2,80 mb ram.
>>
>>   
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