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Article #14737TEST.log shortcut appearing on my desktop
From: Steve_Gwynne
Date: Thu, 10 Aug 2006 23:22
Date: Thu, 10 Aug 2006 23:22
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How weird but when I downloaded Reader 7.0.8 and closed down my system, upon starting it up again, a file appeared on my desktop entitled TEST. Upon further investigation it was called TEST.log and was read by Notepad. The file contains the following :- Free namespace stack Free any remaining temp blocks Free attributes Free pointer hashtable Free ID hashtable Dealloc all data done Free namespace stack Free any remaining temp blocks Free attributes Free pointer hashtable Free ID hashtable Of couse I delete it but every time I start up the computer, there it is again. In the end I deleted the program and restored to an earliar point to regain Reader 7.0 which got rid of TEST but decided I wanted 7.0.8 so I had to restore even further back to delete 7.0 and then downloaded Reader 7.0.8 again. This time without Photoshop but upon starting the computer after turning off, there TEST was again. From where and what is generated this file. OS - XP Home
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