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To: Biggie Smalls who wrote (12568)	10/16/2000 11:23:03 AM
From: mr.mark	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 110624

also, this just in from a norton systemworks email bulletin.... "OOPS Did you accept a WinDoctor repair you'd like to reverse? You can do so using your WinDoctor History. It's necessary to go through the WinDoctor wizard to get there, though. >From the Norton SystemWorks 2000 main screen, select Norton Utilities and, under that heading, Find And Fix Problems. Select Norton WinDoctor. At the opening screen, select View Repair History, click the Finish button, and you'll go to the History screen. If you'd like to overturn a repair, highlight it and click the Undo button on the Menu bar. Are you having second thoughts about your undo, too? No worries. Run WinDoctor again and it will detect the problem once more so you can repair it. It will give you the opportunity to try out another repair method--a good way to troubleshoot Registry problems selectively." thought it might apply, based on what you posted. :) mark