[Hidden-tech] Windows security (sic)

[Jim Ussailis]

You can start by changing your browser to Opera. Do a Google search for 
it. Try the free version.

After you install it, go to "File" then "Perferences." Opera is easy to 
set-up. For one thing, you can find the cookies file, and you can set it 
to delete them, or not allow them. Yes, you can do that in Netscape and 
IE, but it ain't easy.

The nice part is pop-ups will be histroy for the most part. I see a 
couple per year.


Jim Ussailis

jim at nationalwireless.com

On Tue, 31 May 2005, Bobbi Melville wrote:

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> OK guys.
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> I've been following this thread as best I can. I'm primarily a Mac 
> user, but I do use PC's as well. My PC laptop, which is on-line daily 
> for a couple of hours, had 2 adwares last week. I'd like to make it 
> more secure. Could one of you please tell us how to set up
> an account with very few privileges under Windows? I'd do it tonight 
> if I knew how.
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