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Dan Manley
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Posted August 20th, 2002 23:00
I suppose it would depend on how wide one's definition of "spyware" is or perhaps, who you choose to believe. You can read more HERE including, some informative links.
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windows M E 8100 p4 1.3 256 mb rdram p.c.800.. n.a.v 2002 re-formatted and re-installed windows 1 time, 7/ 29 02 road runner broadband. toshiba modem pcx 1100u internet explorer 6.0 sygate 5.0 firewall nothing else special. but special to me. Dr. Lawrence Ho
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Posted August 21st, 2002 00:00
Did you catch the name Arthur Anderson?
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Ad-Aware - I have used RealPlayer for almost 3 years, both free and paid-for versions. It hasn't been a problem. But you have to be very careful when you install it that you allow it not to do anything you don't want it to do.
It behaves very well if you pay attention when you configure it.
Bottom line: It's too useful not to have. It's better than Windows Media Player and not as good as QuickTime, but nobody uses QuickTime.

Kyle2006
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Posted August 20th, 2002 23:00
It pisses me off that a lot of news sites use it...