carbonize: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- You claim to be a developer and therefore computer savvy yet then say you are going to format a computer just to remove a toolbar? There are plenty of instructions on how to remove that particular toolbar and it's bits. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Yes, I do claim to be a software developer. As I said, Snap.Do has a nefarious reputation. As such, once it was installed on my machine, I could no longer trust the machine as I have no proof that there is no remnants of it left behind. noProof == noGuarantee (developers will get that). With no guarantee, I can't reliably state that nothing is infected on the machine that I create executables on, which in turn are signed by me and handed to my clients as trusted. I won't risk my reputation and code signing certificate for it. Now, I don't think that Snap.Do created an executable borne virus that is going to attach itself to my programs, but I can not PROVE it otherwise. I know of an infection, I have to handle it completely, all the way through. Therefore, to maintain integrity, if anything is suspicious and I can't prove that it's gone; I do what I must. ... Scott -- <http://forum.pspad.com/read.php?2,59900,59905> PSPad freeware editor http://www.pspad.com
