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Table of contents: Post 1. Installation of Free and Pro editions of ASC 3. http://forums.iobit.com/showthread.p...9219#post39219 Post 2. Over the top/Clean install. http://forums.iobit.com/showthread.p...9220#post39220 Post 3. Using ASC http://forums.iobit.com/showthread.p...9221#post39221 Post 4. Thread information http://forums.iobit.com/showthread.p...9222#post39222 Post 5. Install-Uninstall-Reinstall-Upgrade to newer version http://forums.iobit.com/showthread.p...9223#post39223 Post 6. About Smart Defrag http://forums.iobit.com/showthread.p...9224#post39224 Post 7. License and Registration http://forums.iobit.com/showthread.p...9225#post39225 Post 8. ASC Options http://forums.iobit.com/showthread.p...9226#post39226 Post 9. ASC Utilities http://forums.iobit.com/showthread.p...9227#post39227 Post 10. Additional Utilities http://forums.iobit.com/showthread.p...9228#post39228 Post 11. About Translation http://forums.iobit.com/showthread.p...9229#post39229 Post 12. Screenshots and Attachments in the Forum http://forums.iobit.com/showthread.p...9230#post39230 Post 13. Valuable Informative Links http://forums.iobit.com/showthread.p...9231#post39231 Post 14. Search in the Forum http://forums.iobit.com/showthread.p...9232#post39232 Post 15. Useful commands in "Run" http://forums.iobit.com/showthread.p...3486#post13486 Post 16. Acronyms in IObit http://forums.iobit.com/showthread.p...9234#post39234 Post 17. About Help in the Forum http://forums.iobit.com/showthread.p...9235#post39235 Post 18. False Positive Alerts about ASC 3 by Security Programs http://forums.iobit.com/showthread.p...9236#post39236 Post 19. IObit Security 360 http://forums.iobit.com/showthread.p...9237#post39237 Post 20. Miscellaneous http://forums.iobit.com/showthread.p...9238#post39238 My recommandation is to read it all! You may come across something you hadn't noticed before. :smile: http://forums.iobit.com/showthread.php?t=5976 Cheers solbjerg __________________

Table of contents: Post 1. Installation of Free and Pro editions of ASC 3. http://forums.iobit.com/showthread.p...9219#post39219 Post 2. Over the top/Clean install. http://forums.iobit.com/showthread.p...9220#post39220 Post 3. Using ASC http://forums.iobit.com/showthread.p...9221#post39221 Post 4. Thread information http://forums.iobit.com/showthread.p...9222#post39222 Post 5. Install-Uninstall-Reinstall-Upgrade to newer version http://forums.iobit.com/showthread.p...9223#post39223 Post 6. About Smart Defrag http://forums.iobit.com/showthread.p...9224#post39224 Post 7. License and Registration http://forums.iobit.com/showthread.p...9225#post39225 Post 8. ASC Options http://forums.iobit.com/showthread.p...9226#post39226 Post 9. ASC Utilities http://forums.iobit.com/showthread.p...9227#post39227 Post 10. Additional Utilities http://forums.iobit.com/showthread.p...9228#post39228 Post 11. About Translation http://forums.iobit.com/showthread.p...9229#post39229 Post 12. Screenshots and Attachments in the Forum http://forums.iobit.com/showthread.p...9230#post39230 Post 13. Valuable Informative Links http://forums.iobit.com/showthread.p...9231#post39231 Post 14. Search in the Forum http://forums.iobit.com/showthread.p...9232#post39232 Post 15. Useful commands in "Run" http://forums.iobit.com/showthread.p...3486#post13486 Post 16. Acronyms in IObit http://forums.iobit.com/showthread.p...9234#post39234 Post 17. About Help in the Forum http://forums.iobit.com/showthread.p...9235#post39235 Post 18. False Positive Alerts about ASC 3 by Security Programs http://forums.iobit.com/showthread.p...9236#post39236 Post 19. IObit Security 360 http://forums.iobit.com/showthread.p...9237#post39237 Post 20. Miscellaneous http://forums.iobit.com/showthread.p...9238#post39238 My recommandation is to read it all! You may come across something you hadn't noticed before. :-) http://forums.iobit.com/showthread.php?t=5976 Cheers solbjerg __________________

About Help in the Forum Forum Help Help in the Forum is for the most part given by other users that have an idea for a solution or some advice they think pertinent. There are a few employees from IObit that look in from time to time and give advice or post new information, but they have other duties as well. When asking for help in the Forum it is really a good idea to tell what the problem is :-) Describe it as extensively as possible and please give information about your computer too! Which Operating System, configuration and the like. Before asking for help please read as much about the problem as you can in other threads and posts in the Forum - use the seach function! If you can't find something that covers the problem you are having, then describe it in the post you are creating. In what circumstances it appeared - was it after a first time install or was it an over the top install. Was it during or after the first run - or was it something that happened after some other program installation. Please also tell whether you have the program(s) running automatically in the background - and which ones! It is also very helpful for the assisting user to have information about what settings you have in the program. In short as much useful information as possible about the problem. This will make it easier to decide on a course of action. Please post in the relevant "General Forum", that is to say don't post a SmartDefrag question in other general forums than SmartDefrag, and likewise for the other forums -except in the Lounge forum, where you can post comments on other subjects. Thank you! It is a good idea to read this thread, USAGE of IOBIT PRODUCTS to get to know the program. IMPORTANT NOTE: Please have a look at Information about Forum leaders, and. View Forum Leaders . IObit Guy , Tim Xue , BBAdmin , Krissy, Joanne, cicely, lambo, itobe, Jessie - IObit PR, ivy, hxin, eric.long, Lily2000, Alicia, JohnnyZ, skyxj are from IObit, and the rest is users trying to help the IObit products users in this Forum. Please feel free to add, edit or extend this description RMW (Read Modify Write) Cheers solbjerg

Added the number of English words needed to be translated in Game Booster if you want to translate it into your own language. You can find it here: http://forums.iobit.com/showthread.php?p=12302#post12302

I have repaired the table of content, so that the links now takes you to the desired location. So sorry for the inconvenience!! Put it down to my stupidity!! Post #26 in this thread

I have added this in Usage of IObit Products Additional Utilities Services Services can be reached by writing services.msc in "Run" The services list can be exported to a file and sent attached for others to check. This is done from the icon in the tool line. Recommended settings can be downloaded from the internet. Windows System Restore Get to System Restore settings by writing the following command in "Run" %SystemRoot%\system32\restore\rstrui.exe Performance "Let Windows choose the best settings for your computer" This window can be reached by writing sysdm.cpl in "Run" and then choosing the tab Advanced and the button Performance http://forums.iobit.com/showthread.php?p=12330#post12330 Cheers solbjerg

Ok enoskype Fine! I was also a little unsure about it, so your solution is fine! Have deleted the post in this thread. Cheers solbjerg

Acronyms in Iobit I added a post about acronyms/abbreviations in Usage of IObit Products today. I also added a couple of "Run" commands in the "Run command" post. Cheers solbjerg

Acronyms in IObit Some abbreviations/Acronyms used in IObit Products (Best course of action is to write out the acronym at least first time you use it in every thread) AFAIC As far as I'm concerned AFAIK As far as I know ADSL Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line AKA Also Known As AMD Advanced Micro Devices ARP Address Resolution Protocol AS Anti-Spyware ASAP Automatic Switching And Processing ASAP As Soon As Possible ASC Advanced System Care ATM Adobe Type Manager atm at the moment ATP Analyze Tool Pack AV Anti-Virus AWC Advanced Windows Care (Now called Advanced System Care) BBS Bulletin Board System, Bios Boot Specification BBcode Bulletin Board Code (e.g. a smiley or brackets or another possibility) BHO Browser Helper Object BIOS Basic Input/Output System BITS Background Intelligent Transfer Service BMP BitMaP (File Format), Batch Message Processing, Basic Multilingual Plane BSOD Blue Screen Of Death BT Bus Terminator, Bit Test BTW By The Way BUS Broadcast and Unknown Server BW BandWidth (digital) measured in bits per second (binary), Byte = 8 bit BW BandWidth (frequency) measured in Hertz - usually KHz/MHz/GHz (cycles per second) CCI Completely Clean Install (My own suggestion :-) ) clsid class identifier CMD Command COM COMmand File extension, Component Object Model, COMmunication port (Serial port) CP Control Panel (IObit Forum) CPU Central Processing Unit CXI Common X-windows Interface DAC Device Access Code, Digital to Analog Converter, Discretionary Access/Data Acquisition Control DAP Download Accelerator Plus, Data Access Page, Directory Access Protocol, Dynamic Application Partitioning DCOM Distributed Component Object Model DIY Do It Yourself DIVx Digital Videoexpress DLL Dynamic Link Library, Dynamic Link Loader DM Desktop or Document Management, Disconnect Mode, Distributed Memory, Debugger Module DNS Domain Name System, Digital Nervous System DOG Digital Original Gene DOS Disk Operating System DPI Dots Per Inch (Resolution Measurement), Distributed Protocol Interface, Digital Phone Interface DSL Digital Subscriber Line, Dialogue Scripting/Dynamic Simulation Language, Distributed Service Logic DVD Digital Versatile Disk, Digital Video Disk EDGE Enhanced Data-rate for Gsm Evolution ENIS European Network (of) Innovative Schools :-) EULA End User License Agreement FAT File Allocation Table FiOS Fiber Optic Service fps frames per second FWIW For What It's Worth fx. for example FYI For Your Information GB Giga Bytes (2^30 bytes or sometimes 10^9 bytes), Game_Booster (IObit) GIF Graphical Interchange File Format GPRS General Packet Radio Service GSM Global System for Mobile communications, Global Shared Memory GUI Graphical User Interface HD Hard Disk, Hard Density HIPS Host Intrusion Prevention System HKCU Handle to Registry Key Current User Hz Hertz - electromagnetic wave (one cycle per second) K=1000, M=million, G=10^9 IAT Intelligent Agent Technology, Information Access Technology, Internet Appliance Toolkit, Import Address Table ICQ I Seek You (communication program) ID IDentifier IDE Integrated Drive Electronics, Integrated Development Environment, Interactive Design/Engineering/Enhancement IE Internet Explorer IMHO In My Humble Opinion IMO In My Opinion IObit Intelligently Optimized bit(s) (my own suggestion :-) ) ISDN Integrated Services Digital Network IP Internet Protocol, Information Provider, Instruction Pointer ISP Internet Service Provider JPE Jump if Parity Even JPEG Joint Photographic Experts Group JPG JPeG File extension KB Kilo Bytes (2^10 bytes or sometimes10^3 bytes), Knowledge Base LAN Local Access or Area Network LNG Language (File extension) LOL Laughing Out Loud, Lots Of Love LUI Local User Interface, Language User Interface (speech recognition technology), Logical User Identifier LV Logical Volume, Low Voltage MAC MACro File extension, Mandatory Access Control, Move Add Change MAC Address Media Access Control Address MAD Microsoft Active Directory, Mutual Assured Destruction MB Mega Bytes (2^20 bytes or sometimes10^6 bytes) MBR Master Boot Record MFT Master File Table MIME Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions MMX MultiMedia eXtensions MODEM MOdulator/DEModulator MPEG Motion Picture Expert Group MPG Motion Picture (expert) Group MRU Most Recently Used, Maximum Receive Unit MSG Message (.msg - message file extention) MTU Maximum Transmission Unit MUI Multimedia User Interface NA Not Applicable, Not Available nbsp non-breaking space (hard space) (Alt+0160) NTFS New Technology File System OEM Original Equipment Manufacturer OMG Object Management Group OMG Oh My God OP Original Poster OS Operating System OSI Open Systems Interconnection, Open Source Initiative OTOH On The Other Hand OTT Over The Top PAE Physical Address Extension PC Personal Computer, Printed Circuit, Program Counter PCI Peripheral Component Interconnect PDF Portable Document Format, Printer Description File, Processor Defined Function PE Phase Encoding, Portable Executable file format, Parity Error or Even PID Personal IDentifier, Process or Product IDentifier, Proportional Integral Derivative PM Private Message (IObit Forum) PNG Portable Network Graphics File format PSD PhotoShop Drawing File extension, Postal Security Device, Programmer's Supplementary Documents PUP Potentially Unwanted Program QT Quick Time QUT Questionable User Terminology (My own suggestion :-) ) RAD Rapid Access Disk, Rapid Application Development RAM Random Access Memory RAR Resource Adapters aRchive (compression file format) RC Release Candidate RMW Read Modify Write rtl Raster Transfer Language, Register Transfer Language or Transistor Logic, Run Time Library RZ Return to Zero SA Source Address, Service Agent, Security Association SCSI Small Computer System Interface SDSL Symmetric Digital Subscriber Line SFC System File Checker SID Security IDentifier, Serial Input Data, System or Station IDentification SMART Self-Monitoring Analysis and Reporting Technology SMBIOS System Management Basic Input Output System SOA Service Oriented Architecture, Start Of Authority SOHO Small Office/Home Office SP Service Pack, Stack Pointer, Sequence or SignalProcessor SSL Secure Sockets Layer, Synthesizer Specification Language TAI Threat Analysis Index TAI Think About It TC Test Control, Transmission Control or Convergence, Technical Committee TCP Transmission Control Protocol, Tape-Carrier Package THX Thanks, Thank you TIFF Tagged Image File Format TIF Tagged Image File extension TM Traffic Management, Transaction Manager or Monitor, Transmission and Multiplexing TNT The News Toolkit, TriNitroToluene TTL Time To Live, Transistor-Transistor Logic TxIA Thanks In Advance TYIA Thank You In Advance UAC Universal Access Control, User Access Control UDP User Datagram Protocol UI User Interface, Unix International UPNP Universal Plug aNd Play UPS Uninterrupted Power Supply URL Uniform Resource Locator USB Universal Serial Bus VBA Visual Basic for Applications WDK Windows Development Kit WFP Windows File Protection WLAN Wide Local Access or Area Network WOT Web Of Trust WYSBYGI What You See Before You Get It WYSIWYG What You See Is What You Get xDSL (all types of) Digital Subscriber Line XML eXtensible Markup Language ZAC Z's Are Calling, (the "sack's" are calling -time for bed) ZIP Compression file format, Zigzag Inline Package, Zone Improvement Plan Postal code x^y means x raised to the power of y where y is the exponent Please edit and expand as you see fit RMW (Read Modify Write) I have made chat abbreviations blue Cheers solbjerg

Useful commands in "Run" Some useful commands The Windows key + R Opens the Run command box * The Windows Key + F Opens Search * The Windows Key + F1 Opens Help & Support * The Windows key + Pause/Break Opens System Settings * Some useful commands to be used from "Run" (They may not work in all environments, but they work in Windows XP) appwiz.cpl Opens Add/Remove Programs * calc Opens Calculator * certmgr.msc Opens Certificate Manager charmap Opens Character Map * chkdsk Checks the primary drive (only minor repair - no restart required) * chkdsk /f Checks the primary drive (settings and files repaired after restart) * chkdsk /r Checks the primary drive (settings/files/empty space repaired after restart)* cleanmgr Opens Windows Disk Cleaner cmd Opens Command Prompt Window * compmgmt.msc Opens Computer Management control Opens Control Panel * control.exe folders Opens Folder Options (notice space between "exe folders") * control.exe netconnections Opens NetWork connections (notice space between "exe netconnections") control.exe schedtasks Sends you to Scheduled tasks (notice space between "exe schedtasks") desk.cpl Opens Properties for the Desktop * devmgmt.msc Device Manager * dfrg.msc Opens Windows Defrag drwtsn32 Doctor Watson configurations drwatson Drwatson checks for errors dxdiag Directx diagnostics * eventvwr.msc Opens Event viewer * eudcedit Program for creating user defined characters explorer Opens Windows Explorer * iexplore Opens Internet Explorer * firewall.cpl Opens Windows Firewall (tabs: General-Exceptions-Advanced) inetcpl.cpl Opens Internet Settings (in control panel) * intl.cpl Opens International Settings (language, currency - ) * magnify Opens Magnifying Utility main.cpl Opens Mouse settings mmc Opens Microsoft Management Console mmsys.cpl Opens Sound Settings mrt Opens Malware Removal Tool (Microsoft) msconfig Opens System configuration program * msinfo32 Opens System Information * mspaint Opens Paint narrator Opens Microsoft Reader notepad Opens NotePad ntbackup Opens the BackUp Utility (if installed) * osk Opens On Screen Keyboard perfmon Opens Performance Monitor regedit Opens Registry edit * restore Opens Restore windows where you can choose rstrui.exe application * schedlgu.txt Opens the scheduled tasks log services.msc Opens Services * sfc /scannow Scans Computer for missing/wrong files * sndrec32 Opens Windows Sound Recorder syncapp Let's you Create a Briefcase (can be used as an updated restore file) sysdm.cpl Opens System Settings * Windows key + Pause/Break works too! sysedit Opens System Editor * taskmgr Opens Taskmanager * Tasks =Opens Sheduled tasks wiaacmgr Opens Windows Picture Scanner winver Shows you the Windows Version wordpad Opens WordPad wscui.cpl Windows Security Center wuaucpl.cpl Windows Automatic Update (Schedule) wupdmgr Opens Windows Update %systemroot%\system32\dllcache\wab.exe Opens Windows Address book %SystemRoot%\system32\restore\rstrui.exe Opens Windows System Restore * C:\Program Files\IObit\IObit SmartDefrag\IObit SmartDefrag.exe Takes you to the program Smart Defrag C:\WINDOWS\Tasks Opens the Windows Tasks Folder %userprofile%\cookies Opens the cookie folder * %userprofile%\sendto Opens the SendTo folder, where you can add a shortcut to your right click. * (http://forums.iobit.com/showpost.php?p=15744&postcount=43) You can find almost anything on the computer from run by writing c or c: or c:\ or %systemroot% or %userprofile% and then chosing from the drop down menu. If WordPad doesn't open, you can place a copy of the file (WordPad.exe) in system32, then it does. Opening Properties for Taskbar and Start Menu is done by right clicking the Start button and choosing Properties Several of the commands are discussed in more detail elsewhere in this thread If you want to have the Run commands available, you have to exclude the cleaning of Run history from the Sweeping options in ASC If Run isn't shown in your Start Menu - right click Start and choose Properties - under the tab Start Menu click the button Options and place a tick in the Run option. Tasklist "Print" There is a command in command prompt using tasklist, but it does not work in XP Home. C:\Documents and Settings\"User Name">tasklist > "%userprofile%\desktop\t.txt" that will generate a file on your desktop to copy the content from and insert in your forum post or simply attach the file to the post. It works in XP Pro though - do not know about later versions, you will have to try yourselves. I think it is possible to use tasklist /v also instead of just tasklist /v stands for verbose. * What I see as the most useful commands Please add other useful commands RMW (Read Modify Write) Generating a list of content by using the Command prompt For example: If you need to see or send a list of the content in your Program folder/directory you can use the command prompt to generate it. dir /b "C:\Programs" > "Desktop\Programs.txt" or dir /b/p "C:\Programs\IObit\Advanced SystemCare 5" > "Desktop\h.txt" Copy the above string - open your command prompt - right click in the window and paste the copy - hit enter. Then you will have that text file sitting on your desktop waiting for what you want to do with it. You can exchange programs with fx. Documents" or Documents\Pictures" if these are the ones you want to generate a list for. You can generate a list of Ports on your computer by writing netstat -a (notice space before -a) in your command prompt http://forums.iobit.com/showpost.php?p=21905&postcount=7 Thank you demitris Network Connection speed Start/Control Panel/Network Connections - right click your Internet gateway and choose Status. Or Start/Network Connections - right click your Internet gateway and choose Status. http://forums.iobit.com/showthread.php?t=4456 Booting in Safe Mode http://forums.iobit.com/showthread.php?t=6346 Cheers solbjerg

Hi Robert Take a look at my comments to this application in: http://forums.iobit.com/showthread.php?t=1979 I always just use it to find the latest verified update, sometimes I even just go the the driver in question on my machine and try to update it from there. Sometimes this works. At other times it will just say that it can't find a better driver than the one you already have. I often accept that. Cheers solbjerg

Table of contents Usage of IObit Products Table of contents: Post 1. Installation of Free and Pro editions of ASC 3. http://forums.iobit.com/showthread.php?p=39219#post39219 Post 2. Over the top/Clean install. http://forums.iobit.com/showthread.php?p=39220#post39220 Post 3. Using ASC http://forums.iobit.com/showthread.php?p=39221#post39221 Post 4. Thread information http://forums.iobit.com/showthread.php?p=39222#post39222 Post 5. Install-Uninstall-Reinstall-Upgrade to newer version http://forums.iobit.com/showthread.php?p=39223#post39223 Post 6. About Smart Defrag http://forums.iobit.com/showthread.php?p=39224#post39224 Post 7. License and Registration http://forums.iobit.com/showthread.php?p=39225#post39225 Post 8. ASC Options http://forums.iobit.com/showthread.php?p=39226#post39226 Post 9. ASC Utilities http://forums.iobit.com/showthread.php?p=39227#post39227 Post 10. Additional Utilities http://forums.iobit.com/showthread.php?p=39228#post39228 Post 11. About Translation http://forums.iobit.com/showthread.php?p=39229#post39229 Post 12. Screenshots and Attachments in the Forum http://forums.iobit.com/showthread.php?p=39230#post39230 Post 13. Valuable Informative Links http://forums.iobit.com/showthread.php?p=39231#post39231 Post 14. Search in the Forum http://forums.iobit.com/showthread.php?p=39232#post39232 Post 15. Useful commands in "Run" http://forums.iobit.com/showthread.php?p=13486#post13486 Post 16. Acronyms in IObit http://forums.iobit.com/showthread.php?p=39234#post39234 Post 17. About Help in the Forum http://forums.iobit.com/showthread.php?p=39235#post39235 Post 18. False Positive Alerts about ASC 3 by Security Programs http://forums.iobit.com/showthread.php?p=39236#post39236 Post 19. IObit Security 360 http://forums.iobit.com/showthread.php?p=39237#post39237 Post 20. Miscellaneous http://forums.iobit.com/showthread.php?p=39238#post39238 My recommandation is to read it all! You may come across something you hadn't noticed before. :-) Cheers solbjerg

Space problem By the way - a couple of posts in Usage of IObit Products is very close to the limit of 10 000 characters and apparently colour and bold script detracts from the available character limit. Therefore I cannot make it easier to read, sorry! Perhaps the limit could be changed? Otherwise we will have to split up the large posts into two for example. Cheers solbjerg

I added a little about System optimization in Using ASC Post #3 in Usage of IObit Products. How to get a better idea of what to place in the ignore list. Cheers solbjerg

Hi VTDBA You could try to refresh your settings. I do not experience this behaviour. Cheers solbjerg p.s. screenshot attached

Hi jcrp Check out vman's thread (it's very comprehensive) http://forums.iobit.com/showthread.php?t=1650 there is a lot of fine applications mentioned there and some discussion. Cheers solbjerg

Hi jcrp I think there was a false positive from comodo, it is not one of the best applications I am sorry to say. Cheers solbjerg

Hi dolson Uncheck the Shared files in Registry fix to narrow down to find out which shared dll is the reason of pause. It is a good idea to use the search function to see if others have had the same problem and if any solution has been found :-) Take a look in the tread Usage of IObit Products in the Lounge section http://forums.iobit.com/showthread.php?t=1979 Cheers solbjerg

Hi plainab Could it have been an item in "problems" under System optimize that should have been placed in the ignore list? System Optimize for a large part tries to save resources! This can sometimes have undesired effects if one does not want it to save resources in that particular setting. Cheers solbjerg

Search in the Forum Search in the forum can assist you in finding articles useful to yourself in a faster and easier manner than searching through the whole forum. It is done by clicking the menu point Search In the line below there is a search option that lets you search in the all of the 4 forums you can be in. (It would have been nice if it was possible to search for more than one word here too - to narrow down the possible posts) This however is possible in Advanced Search! http://forums.iobit.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=662&d=1235922364 The search word has to be at least 4 characters long You can either search for threads or posts! If you do not find anything relating to your wish - try another word for the same. Or try the advanced search option! In the advanced search do not use words with less than 4 characters - fx. "Usage of IObit Products" should be written "Usage IObit Products" About using the forum http://forums.iobit.com/announcement.php?f=8 RMW (Read Modify Write) Cheers solbjerg

Hi All Is the thread "Usage of IObit Products" sufficiently comprehensive? Is some more general information needed? Each description of the ones already there can be expanded or a link to more information inserted, but suggestions are welcome! Cheers solbjerg

Added som information about sfc / switches in "Usage of IObit Products" today. Cheers solbjerg

I just now added a p.s. in my previous post in this tread! Cheers solbjerg

Hi calimeros Do you have Firefox installed? I have no problem! Cheers solbjerg p.s. read the excellent posts by enoskype about Firefox/TCP Optimizing here, follow his links: http://forums.iobit.com/showthread.php?t=1979 (.js = java script)

Yes I did it myself, enoskype - you joined the forum late yesterday so I just went ahead and did it. OK? Cheers solbjerg