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<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2><SPAN class=720511613-02111999>Does anyone know of
any source for free US eod data? Doesn't matter if it is delayed up to 1 day.
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Mike,
It's a sort of too late wisdom, but anyway.
In the current (Nov.) issue of PC World there is a column "GOT A PROBLEM? Software downloads may be
hazardous to your systems health. Here is how to protect your PC", p. 47.
My own way to handle this problem is a software download abstinence (within reasonable limits, of
course) plus a strict use of a good uninstaller software ignoring any others (of a particular
program you are downloading or Windows own). It's cheaper down the road to not save on buying a
brand name uninstaller. I am quite happy with Uninstaller (McAfee's now?), although now it might be
not the best.
Hope you've solved the problem.
Cheers, Vitaly
michael arnoldi wrote:
> i had downloded a software & then after not liking it used their
> uninstall, but it messed up one of my settings & don't know what needs
> to go there- pleas advise.
> i have win95 pentium 1.6gb 32ram.
>
> c:\windows\start menue\programs\start up\programs\internet agent ( in
> that space is suppused to be something - currently "internet agent" ).
>
> please advise.
>
> michael arnoldi
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