They don't necessarily have to, to have had anything to do with
WS FTP.  The only way is to open each cookie it removed and
read them, and see if some other program or URL is listed
within them....unless it's obvious from where they came from
the name alone.  Many times a cookie's name will have little
resemblance to what it's for or from.  Like I said before, I
don't think it's a cookie.  WS FTP uses a .ini file with login
info in it and SpyBot probably tags that as a "usage track" and
prompts to remove it, or it may tag it in the area of logfiles,
or User Assistant, or still yet some other name.
-Clint

God Bless
Clint Hamilton, Owner
http://OrpheusComputing.com )

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Lisa Schnepf" <

Hi Jeff,

  When I hit restore, it shows me what cookies, etc. were
deleted.  None
of them said WS_FTP in them.

Lisa

-----Original Message-----
Jeff Dougherty



Lisa,
Open spy bot and click the restore button, then look at the
cookies
before you delete and uncheck any that have WS_FTP in them.


Jeff Dougherty


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Lisa Schnepf" <

Hi Clint,

 I just checked the restore in Spybot, and it looks like mostly
cookies
were deleted for tracking on websites.  I don't know if
anything was
associated with WS_FTP Pro.  I had a few other problems, too,
like my
digital camera software not working and had to reinstall that,
too.  Do
we have to keep the spyware on our computers in order for other
software
to run properly?  Kind of seems illegal to me. I didn't restore
anything
yet.  As for doing a system restore, I would have to go too far
back and
would lose too much.

Lisa
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