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To: mr.mark who wrote (19090)4/26/2001 12:38:38 AM
From: Bob Pittsfield  Read Replies (1) of 110642
 
Hi Mark,

sometimes you have to put windoc on ignore. seriously. from time to time certain problems pop up on windoctor over and over again. if you've determined that 'the problem' really isn't causing you or your system any grief, then the job is to tell windoc to stop reporting it.

There would have been more satisfaction in "tracking it down" and killing it, but you are right and I am going to take your advise and hide it.......for now at least. :)

I am however, going to continue to look for the other repeat problem because it is a "Missing or Invalid ActiveX/COM SubKey Entry". Now don't you admit that this sounds serious?<g> I say continue, but in reality I haven't started on this one yet. May give it a shot for a while tomorrow and if I can't find it, I will ask the good Dr. to look dumb and hide this one too.

Thanks for your help Mark.

Bob
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