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Steven Levine wrote:
> In <768183.53991.qm@web81414.mail.mud.yahoo.com>, on 05/11/07
> at 06:06 PM, J R FOX said:
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>> Yes, as an RSJ user, I recognize that name; it
>> definitely belongs to RSJ. I don't know why one would
>> ever be starting that automatically.
>>
>
> Maybe that's how RSJ installs it? Do you recall?
>
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> Steven
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Start error log has always ended up in the Startup folder whenever I
have installed RSJ.
It seems to be put in there automatically by the installation process.
Sandy
(It seems I have to tweak the Output Server in Seamonkey mail depending
on where I am connected on the road. -- If one is being blocked, I can
sometimes get through with another one).
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