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Google ftw. http://www.google.com.au/search?q=free% ... %20editing Try irfanview - less than 900 kb.

If you have a spare account without any of your details you could just send one to yourself and pm them the linkhuh? Effort. I'll just wait for the pm.

Could be your dialup session limit if you have one?

Sent one to Godslayer's YIM address. Awaiting reply to pm from proparunescaper with emaila address.

Sent you one. I suggest you hide your msn email from public view, as robots may detect it as an email. You could try just changing it to you [at] domain [dot] com

*chuckle*

There's plenty of these around - more than enough. I have 100 and so do most people with a gmail account.

Banned for having your email publicly viewable and inviting spam into your inbox.

That's a very serious privacy concern if that happening, which I doubt it is. What search engine do you use? It could be possible that you have some spyware installed that tracks your browsing habits and puts their own ads over the Jagex ones...

Read the FAQ that's been linked to dude :roll:

I've had problems with msn with Firefox set as my default browser before, I think it's poor coding on MS's part. Suggest setting default browser to IE, restarting IE, FF and MSN, making all the stuff work (so it downloads the activeX files) and then resetting the default browser to Firefox. It worked for me, although I don't quite udnerstand why.

AFAIK Microsoft antispyware won't help you here. I suggest you install the temporary 3rd party patch.

I get that too sometimes - restarting my pc and the modem seems to do the trick, but it is a pain. If anyone's got any insight on it I'd be very interested.

Where would you sell gold and silver ores? They're for both skills. Just use the search function for the markets - doesn't matter how many posts are lumped into one forum then.

You sly dog. Edit! Edit! Edit! http://forum.tip.it/viewtopic.php?p=251 ... t=#2517318

Merc, don't crosspost stuff, and haven't you spent enough time telling people to post in the right forums to know which is the right one for this? :P

Fairly low, if you stick to websites that you know are run by "good" people. Don't open email attatchments that are images which are from people you don't know, and if you're not already - use Firefox - it makes the process less automatic. Actually Cam its pretty high in the wild. Even sticking to "good" sites isnt going to keep you immune to this. Ive seen it increasingly being used on forums which allow guest posting, posted by robots And ive had 2 spams with a wmf attached. Ah, righto. *pats spam filter*

Fairly low, if you stick to websites that you know are run by "good" people. Don't open email attatchments that are images which are from people you don't know, and if you're not already - use Firefox - it makes the process less automatic.

Dude read the announcements, images have been temporarily disabled ;)

Google! Phpbb support documentation Administration panel -> Ranks -> Editing Ranks The extra website crew listing in the users online is from a 3rd party modification (or MOD) I don't know which one, and I could google if I wanted to, but I don't, especially as I just had to walk you through googling. Perhaps you could take advantage of the magic of google?

BT browser is built on Internet explorer. I don't think there are any serious modifications done to it other than branding, but I'm unsure. Most likely BT is affected in the same way that IE is - the trojan will be automatically downloaded without your consent. I'd be very surprised if the yahoo people had modified the browser to the extent that they changed the way it handled files, but it's possible. dwarfie76: As I understand it, the exploit isn't "directed" at Firefox, it's directed at Windows and Internet Explorer. Because Firefox runs on windows and allows people to access the internet, the file can be downloaded using Firefox. It "affects" Firefox in the same way that it affects any other program that accesses the web on widnows: Opera, bittorrent, and many others.

As for the google video problem, what browser are you using? Got flash installed? Test it here.

In addition to coltm4's quotes, I believe this one to be of great importance:

actually its not... the file on the page allows you to disable this vunerability completely.. :(Ah yes, my bad, I heard about this yesterday and didn't much bother reading that page.

Updating your pc to windows XP doesn't help - it affects windows XP, and SP2. Diabling the dll is the best way to go currently. Firefox users have more chance of avoiding it because Firefox users must actually save the file to their computer (although it will appear as a friendly file extension) - IE users, however, will download the file automatically without seeing a prompt.