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Just PM me the address you want it sent to.

Good Job Thumbs Up You should be OK. Just remember if you ever go back to a previous restore point you would be back where you started. I would just remove all old restore points. http://service1.symantec.com/SUPPORT/tsgen...src=sec_doc_nam

You user files are going to be in My Documents, Desktop, or anyother files you created. Also don't forget any programs that might save data to the directory they are installed in(e.g. games, finance, web design software) You might not find those specific subfolders on your machine. That was the closest description I could find using the information in your post. If you can give us the name of the file AVG found that would help. Not sure about PrivacyChampion, I have never seen it before. I did a search and found it on Download.com. http://www.download.com/Privacy-Champion/3...4-10298479.html

You can do whatever you like with a dedicated server as long as it doesnt violate the terms of service. A dedicated server is your server, not TCH's so TCH would be transparent. We are not currently taking orders for dedicated servers.

Take a look here for Agent.AS http://www.faqfarm.com/Computer/Virus/Downloader/22744 And this appears to be a key logger O4 - HKLM\..\Run: [intdctrr] C:\WINDOWS\System32\idctup20.exe http://pestpatrol.com/pestinfo/s/safesurfing.asp

pinkwaves968, please do not spam PM other members asking where the battery is. If i recieve any more complaints of you spamming other members your account will be suspended.

phpmyadmin is updated when cpanel is updated, the "security flaw" in phpmyadmin is not a major threat. Quote from the folks at cpanel If you have your OWN version of phpmyadmin installed then it is a security issue and you need to update it or remove it.

Thread closed, if anyone has a problem with something you can e-mail me personally. Honestly I took this website thing as an attack on me personally. I am trying to get the site going, like I said I am NOT a webdesigner. mike@totalchoicehosting.com

You add the following to htaccess >DirectoryIndex subdomain/index.html

No problem. Just think of it as any other link.

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The new site will be launched when its ready, it was designed by someone else and when i switched to the new design about 75% of the rest of the site stopped working. I am NOT a web designer and there are several thousand files involved with our website, sorry for the delay but it will be switched when its done.

The Horde version we have is provided by cpanel.net we have no control over the version and can not install custom packages for it. You can install your own version of Horde and install packages on your own.

you need to open a help desk ticket in order for a tech to look into it.

I got stuck on level 6

you can turn on tray alerts so that it will pop up a message saying so and so has logged on/off

I Honestly couldnt tell you the deiiference in the two. i started out using the free version and liked it enough to pay the $25 for the pro version

what is this weekend you speak of, and how can I get one?

Yup, give trillian a try, it works with AIM, Yahoo, MSN, IRC and ICQ.

If you are taling about the built in windows firewall, I would recommend switching to something else. I did some testing with the windows firewall. I set it to not allow internet access for Firefox, Trillian and IRC and all of them were still able to connect and be used just as if there was no firewall restrictions in place.

Mike J is correct, we are not taking orders for new dedicated servers at this time, that should change in the next 30 days or so.

TCh provides a tutorial on Setting up MySQL Accounts, and several other Movie based tutorials. If you feel that something is missing or these tutorials are not clear then let us know. You can write on yourself and post it in Client Written Tutorials or submit a request in Tutorial Suggestions.

Use MySql Account Maintenance to delete the user from the DB, then add it back with the desired privileges.

There are several watermark programs that have a batch mode. I use ReaWatermark for this, its nice software but runs about $30. You might be able to find something free if you look around.

9. What about my privacy? Does Google Desktop Search share my content with anyone? We treat your privacy with the utmost respect. The Google Desktop Search program does not make your computer's content accessible to Google or anyone else. You can learn more by reading the Desktop Search privacy policy. Google Desktop Search Privacy Policy Google is commited to making search on your desktop as easy as searching the web. We recognize that privacy is an important issue, so we designed and built Google Desktop Search with respect for your privacy. This Privacy Policy describes how Google Desktop Search works with the information on your computer. The Google Privacy Policy also describes general principles that apply to Google Desktop Search as well. What does Google Desktop Search do with the information on my computer? So that you can easily search your computer, the Google Desktop Search application indexes and stores versions of your files and other computer activity, such as email, chats, and web history. These versions may also be mixed with your Web search results to produce results pages for you that integrate relevant content from your computer and information from the Web. Your computer's content is not made accessible to Google or anyone else without your explicit permission. For more information about what Google Desktop Search can do, please see the Product FAQ. What information does Google receive? By default, Google Desktop Search collects a limited amount of non-personal information from your computer and sends it to Google. This includes summary information, such as the number of searches you do and the time it takes for you to see your results, and application reports we'll use to make the program better. You can opt out of sending this information during the installation process or from the application preferences at any time. Personally identifying information, such as your name or address, will not be sent to Google without your explicit permission. How we use unique application numbers, cookies and related information. Your copy of Google Desktop Search includes a unique application number. When you install Google Desktop Search, this number and a message indicating whether the installation succeeded is sent back to Google so that we can make the software work better. Additionally, when Google Desktop Search automatically checks to see if a new version is available, the current version number and the unique application number are sent to Google. If you choose to send us non-personal information about your use of Google Desktop Search, the unique application number with this non-personal information also helps us understand how you use Google Desktop Search so that we can make it work better. The unique application number is required for Google Desktop Search to work and cannot be disabled. Google Desktop Search uses the same cookie as Google.com and other Google services. If you send us non-personal information about your Google Desktop Search use, we may be able to make Google services work better by associating this information with other Google services you use and vice versa. You can opt out of sending such non-personal information to Google during the installation process or from the application preferences at any time. How do I keep Google Desktop Search from indexing or displaying certain files? If there are any files or other data that you do not want indexed by Google Desktop Search, there are several ways that you can keep this data from being displayed, copied and indexed, as well as ways to remove it from the index after it has been included. You can see specific instructions on removing items in the user guide. How to uninstall Google Desktop Search. You can end your use of Google Desktop Search at any time by uninstalling the Google Desktop Search software through the "Add or Remove Programs" Control Panel. When you uninstall the software, the Google Desktop Search index and its copies of all items are deleted. The original files and applications remain unaffected. For more information about privacy and Google Desktop Search, please see the Privacy FAQ. If you have additional questions, please feel free to contact us at any time at privacymatters@google.com. We look forward to hearing your feedback.