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Re: What can I use to create encrypted PDFs?
de ellis_jay 05/21/2006 01:40
Franklin wrote:
> On 20 May 2006, Mike Dee<mikedee@invalid.invalid> wrote:
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>> On Fri, 19 May 2006 10:49:50 +0200, In_Parenthesis wrote:
> I've ripped out a lot of the "shield" software like TeaTimer which
> watch for trojans or reg activity or whatever but can be over
> enthusiastic.
Bad idea to unload Teatimer and not run it while in sessions. Unless you
have something else to take its place and do that chore (blocking registry
changes in real time) then why would you do that? Its not just about
trojans but practical things like " Who wants this or that program or
utility to open or run evertime ya boot up?". For example, every time I
need to see something on Quicktime I don't want it to be in the background
and in the quick launch tray when I boot. Teatimer will let you defeat that
registry change because it tells you that Quicktime wants to start up on
boot so TeaTimer lets you check the disallow registry change box. I realize
you are no slouch with Matrixstuff, but what's up with snuffing TeaTimer?
Maybe I need a brain or a new way of doing things myself.
Not in French, nor English, nor Mexican
_____George W. Bush
..but in real time..TeaTime
lol
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