www.moko.prv.pl

You should identify this as a rocket-related site. Otherwise, most will just ignore it.

He did actually but I think it's either in Polish or some slav dialect

All I see in his posting is the link, with no commentary.

Well, there's also the e-mail address, which suggests that "moko" is an abbreviation for "modelekosmiczne", which I'm _guessing_ is something like "Space Modeling" in Polish...

-dave w

"MoKo" wrote in message

Ah, "I see" said the blind man. Nevertheless, for those of us who don't click "properties" on every message to see if the email address might provide a clue to the value of the content, he could have said "see my rocket page", even if it was in Polish.

After all, I assume he posted it so that people would look at it. I guess almost nobody did (thinking it was spam), except the 3 of us anal-retentives. ;^) Are we done now?

I must be one too. I looked but silly me, I thought it was some obscure Russian dialect.

Randy

Nah, I waited for you guys to click on it. When your computers didn't explode, then I tried it.

I'm still trying to straighten out my computer from the first Google link for "funnel spider."

I got hit by slotch and the xxxtoolbar. &*(@#$%$.

Zooty

(I thought it was from one of the lyric sites. I'm doing an arrangement of Bananarama's "Venus" and I needed to make sure the singer had the vocals right)

Go to

and download and install SpyBot Search & Destroy. It's a free tool, and I've been running it on the network I manage for a while now (we have several public-access systems attached to our net, along with the work systems). It works well, is nice and clean, and can be customized to a great degree. I like it a lot better than the rest of the tools (like AdAware) that do a similar job.

I have both AdAware and Spybot. They each get out things from the xxxtoolbar that the other doesn't.

I wasn't sure which page infected my system - I've been hitting lyrics pages to work on songs I'm recording, and a lot of those pages offer to install software.

So I was infected a second time.

The third time...oh gosh, but this is stupid. Since neither AdAware nor Spybot got everything individually, I got to wondering if there was something to remove it.

There's a web site that offers a tool to remove everything the toolbar puts on your computer. Guess what the web site actually does?

Zooty