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Re: Spyware - I asked an "expert"

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wellj44_at_TeacherArtExchange
Date: Sun Jan 04 2004 - 06:50:04 PST

Maggie White <mwhiteaz@cybertrails.com> wrote:

>Judy Decker wrote:
>
>> Do not download software from a
>> pop-up (I wouldn't even click on a Pop-up if I were
>> you).
>
>I am in complete agreement with this. Opening any unexpected attachment
>or pop-up is just asking for trouble. Netscape 7.whatever has a feature
>to turn pop-ups off completely.
>

This sounds like great advice! Can either of you tell me 1) how to access the Netscape feature for turning off the pop-ups? and 2) of any (free) route for asking Netscape questions? I am so frustrated by not being able to ask them specific questions. My BellSouth.net has an internet route for talking with a tech, but I can't find one for my netscape questions. For example, recently the way I access my e-mail changed from a simple procedure to a complicated one, just like that, poof. Now it may have been something I clicked, but I've no netscape contact to ask about it, unless I want to pay for a consultation. Any ideas? You people are tremendous. J.

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