TCH-Bruce

flying

Isn't that the truth!

Lisa, I agree with you that uninstallers should be more intuitive. In our uninstaller I could force the removal of the folder you installed into regardless if you created anything in there. In fact I do that with our demo version. And I remove any registry entries we create. I agree, it's not perfect and there are ways to clean up while uninstalling but too many programmers have become sloppy or lazy. I am guilty at times too.

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Akron, OH Next = V

soft (ice cream)

And the reason you have to resort to manual labor is because the uninstaller knows nothing of files that are created after installation. Most vendors include uninstallers for their products. They only remove what they put on your machine. If you create files with an application and wanted to keep them while still removing the program you created them with and I the developer removes them if you uninstall I think you would be rather pissed. Don't you think? Just an opinion not an attack since I am a software developer.

Damascus, OH Next = S

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Robert, I would go into control panel and uninstall version 1.0. Then I would uninstall version .8 (it's not really there but uninstalling will remove it from the list). Next remove the folder you installed FF into. Then find your profile folder and remove that. Now reinstall FF 1.0 and any extensions you had. Should solve the problem.

If you have duplicate mailboxes I would open a Help Desk ticket with Support and have them take a look.

thing (the movie)

^^ I concur!

Don't know what would be best for you Alan but I do know wire transfers incur costs. My wife and I have transferred money to Canada and it was $20 for $1000 US funds transferred. I'd check with your bank and see what they charge for transfers.

Happy Holidays Jack! And thanks for UFM! Thumbs Up

Welcome to the family and forums RG! Moving for organization.

Welcome to the family Alex! And welcome home.

I don't want anyone taking over control of my browser for any reason. I disagree with doing this too Thomas. Sorry.

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From the looks of the information that TCH-Dick has posted yes you are able to use your subdomains to host other content as long as you don't point a domain name at them. But you should not be referring to yourself as a hostee (free or otherwise) without having a reseller account.

It would stop at 50 and your site may be suspended.

You would have the same situation using a forum. You would have to create a separate forum for each customer and apply permissions that they only can access their forum.

Anchorage, Alaska Next: T

Euchre

And welcome to the family and forums.