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To: thecow who wrote (19115)	4/26/2001 12:33:20 PM
From: Bob Pittsfield	Respond to of 110642

Hi TC ps: don't you hate it when we won't leave you alone. :-) I love and you know it. LOL I have both Real Player and Jukebox on the machine and those links sure explain how BackWeb is used by them. I have never used Jukebox and probably haven't used Real Player in 6 months or more. Strange but everything seems to default to Win Media Player these days.<g> I have no problem dumping both of those, but still want to look into this Data Life Guard program, which I see is listed and checked in my msconfig startup folder. It is listed as Data Life Guard--common startup group C:\program files\Data life guard\8263142\backwe~1.exe. Have to go out for a while but when I get back I will check that out and I also have Quicktime on the machine, so I want to make sure that is not also tied into this. Also, "common startup group" kind of indicates more than 1 program involved. :) Thanks for the links and your interest. Let you know what I find, if anything. Bob