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To: Judd who wrote (373)	12/2/1997 12:08:00 PM
From: TLindt	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1600

My data directories...settings....files have all come off my first Heath Zenith Z89 16K CPM based personal computer with a Zilog Processor circa 1978....anything I could salvage...or convert to the next generation as the technology advanced. Still have that Z89 in the basement....along with the old CPM manuals....I'm saving it all. I build my own computer now for personal use...and I can have it anyway I want it...except for IE. To the prior poster....I guess I'll have to put MS Exchange back on to get to the Mail Settings.....I just looked here at my office computer and Mail isn't an option under control panel? Netscape is 'intuitive' enough not to be intrusive....so I'm not gonna practive brain surgery on this machine....I'll give it another run tonight at home.... But still if you want to completely remove IE how do you do it? Becase Add/Remove programs doesn't clean the registry? And the Commercial Uninstallers won't touch it....ie like it's part of the operating system?