When I opened the message, I found that James Button had written:
> But that probably won't get rid of the Turbo Tax install -
> It could be that the system has managed to get the MS icon attached to a
> shortcut for TurboTax installer
> Have you checked the properties associated with the shortcut that has the MS
> icon?
>
The reason the Spyware installation wanted me to insert my
WinXP disk was becasuse one of MS's files was missing or
corrupted. I replaced the file and the install went well.
You are correct, though, the TurboTax thing is still attached to the
AntiSpyware icon.........still.
Now sure what shortcut you were referring to for the checking of
properties??
I'll probably dig up my Turbo Tax and just go ahead and install
the darned thing!
Regards,
Jim
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