And it came to pass that Peter Lairo wrote:
> Christopher Jahn wrote:
>>>by "access" I mean it is installed on my system and can
>>>access my registry and addressbooks, basically anything on
>>>my PC. :(
>>
>> How can it do this? Please reference the code in question.
>
> You mean your apps all don't make settings into the registry
> or create directories, copy files during installation or
> afterwards. Almost all windows programs can and do do this.
>
Actually, they don't; they have an installer program that does
this for them.
And making a registry entry or creating a directory to copy
files into is a long way from reading my address book and
sending the data somewhere on the internet. And IF a program
wanted to do this, it wouldn't get through the fire wall without
my allowing it.
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