Spyware Blaster Q

Yes, the spywareblaster from javacoolsoftware.

Right, feeling really idiotic at the moment Have it for a few month now,
but i had this silly notion it wasn't doing it's job right, so i checked the
help file were it says under "enabling protection"

1.) Open SpywareBlaster
2.) Click on the "Enable All Protection" link under Quick Tasks on the main
screen.
3.) Exit the program - you're done!

SpywareBlaster does not need to remain open for its protection to be active!

The last sentence kind of made be believe it could be that it had to be
opened every time, meaning loaded. Perhpas as i'm not native english speaker
it didn't seem quite clear. And the fact i don't know jack about how
software really works didn't help either, obviuosly.

Thanks for clarifying that
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Alex wrote:
> Yes, the spywareblaster from javacoolsoftware.
>
> Right, feeling really idiotic at the moment Have it for a few month now,
> but i had this silly notion it wasn't doing it's job right, so i checked the
> help file were it says under "enabling protection"
>
> 1.) Open SpywareBlaster
> 2.) Click on the "Enable All Protection" link under Quick Tasks on the main
> screen.
> 3.) Exit the program - you're done!
>
> SpywareBlaster does not need to remain open for its protection to be active!
>
> The last sentence kind of made be believe it could be that it had to be
> opened every time, meaning loaded. Perhpas as i'm not native english speaker
> it didn't seem quite clear. And the fact i don't know jack about how
> software really works didn't help either, obviuosly.
>
> Thanks for clarifying that
>
>
Well, if you have any doubts, you could try accessing Excite e-mail, as
Spywareblaster blocks a tracking cookie necessary for you to use that
Excite feature. I know this because my roommate had to borrow my PC
once (he uses Excite) and Ihad to temporarily set SpywareBlaster to
allow the Excite trackingcookie.
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Vanguard wrote:
> "Big Will" <ALL_YOUR_BASE@ARE_BELONG_TO_US> wrote in message
> news:42250517$1@darkstar...
>
>> Alex wrote:
>>
>>> Yes, the spywareblaster from javacoolsoftware.
>>>
>>> Right, feeling really idiotic at the moment Have it for a few
>>> month now,
>>> but i had this silly notion it wasn't doing it's job right, so i
>>> checked the
>>> help file were it says under "enabling protection"
>>>
>>> 1.) Open SpywareBlaster
>>> 2.) Click on the "Enable All Protection" link under Quick Tasks on
>>> the main
>>> screen.
>>> 3.) Exit the program - you're done!
>>>
>>> SpywareBlaster does not need to remain open for its protection to be
>>> active!
>>>
>>> The last sentence kind of made be believe it could be that it had to be
>>> opened every time, meaning loaded. Perhpas as i'm not native english
>>> speaker
>>> it didn't seem quite clear. And the fact i don't know jack about how
>>> software really works didn't help either, obviuosly.
>>>
>>> Thanks for clarifying that
>>>
>>>
>> Well, if you have any doubts, you could try accessing Excite e-mail,
>> as Spywareblaster blocks a tracking cookie necessary for you to use
>> that Excite feature. I know this because my roommate had to borrow my
>> PC once (he uses Excite) and Ihad to temporarily set SpywareBlaster to
>> allow the Excite trackingcookie.
>
>
>
> That is because SpywareBlaster will add that domain to the list of
> blocked cookie domains maintained in a registry entry that Internet
> Explorer will read.

[snip]

Ya, that is what I was saying. I was simply giving the OP a way to test
the product if he/she so desires.

Regards,

Will
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