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I take it that you have it installed on your own computer?

In which case it isn't working. It allowed you to advertise here. It
didn't cut that ad at all, so must be the least effective software on
the net.


"Kevin" <dingkevin@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:e2f98916.0207050105.dde86fb@posting.google.com...
> Hi all:
>   I had made a shareware(adcutoff). It requires 8$ to register it,
but
> It will be free If you give me any suggestion. I think It is the
> most powerful anti-advt in the world.
>
>
>   kevin
garbage cut.

Hi smith:
 Thank for your criticizing. Indeed, I test it in
Win95/Win98/WinNT/Win2000.
It works to IE. It also tested by ZDnet and passed, and puted into
download.com.
 I just want to send the software free. 
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 Indeed It works to many many people as I known. 
 If you are sure that your path name is in english , fulfill other
requirement
written in readme, and your IE is real IE. (Cause we can browser
throgth Explore.exe. When you type Explorer www.xxx.com,It will load a
process that is very like IE. But it is not. For the perform reason, 
adcutoff dont support explorer.exe).
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If it doesnt work in your system still, I apologize for it. I cant
dubug it
for I never seen it(Just delete the folder,It is harmless to your
computer)
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  Thanks!!!

"alan smith" <alan@REMOVEmral.fsnet.co.uk> wrote in message news:<ag7b71$h7v$1@news8.svr.pol.co.uk>...
> I take it that you have it installed on your own computer?
> 
> In which case it isn't working. It allowed you to advertise here. It
> didn't cut that ad at all, so must be the least effective software on
> the net.
> 
> 
> "Kevin" <dingkevin@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:e2f98916.0207050105.dde86fb@posting.google.com...
> > Hi all:
> >   I had made a shareware(adcutoff). It requires 8$ to register it,
>  but
> > It will be free If you give me any suggestion. I think It is the
> > most powerful anti-advt in the world.
> >
> >
> >   kevin
> garbage cut.

"Dave Martel" <nospam@nospam123.com> wrote in message
news:3d2dd096.9956686@news.supernews.com...
> On 5 Jul 2002 02:05:10 -0700, dingkevin@yahoo.com (Kevin) wrote:
>
> >Hi all:
> >  I had made a shareware(adcutoff). It requires 8$ to register it,
but
> >It will be free If you give me any suggestion. I think It is the
> >most powerful anti-advt in the world.
> >
>
> Spamming newsgroups with business advertisments is not the way to
> attract customers. You might want to visit alt.comp.shareware.authors
> for tips and assistance in marketing your program.
>

Tip: Hit the Delete Key, And confirm.
Assistance: Empty the bin.

Works for me.

On Sat, 06 Jul 2002 22:25:59 -0700, Dave Martel <nospam@nospam123.com>
wrote:

>Spamming newsgroups with business advertisments is not the way to
>attract customers. You might want to visit alt.comp.shareware.authors
>for tips and assistance in marketing your program. 

Better off getting AdShield anyway (www.adshield.org).  It's TOTALLY
free, integrates seamlessly into IE, blocks everything, and is very
powerful.

For legal reasons, it ships without an included block-list, but you
can download a ready-made one here:

http://mywebpages.comcast.net/winhelp2002/block.zip

No spamming here, just the best advertising blocker I've ever used
(even gets those annoying flash ads!).

N.

I second the vote for Adshield.  I tried 5 or 6 of those
popupstoppers, some were almost as annoying as the popups they were
designed to stop.  Then I tried Adshield.  At first I thought I
wouldn't like it either because of having to maintain the ad list. 
But I am starting to grow rather fond of this little gem.  I really
enjoy watching the ads, not just popups, vaporize before my eyes as I
add them to the list.

Please reply in this forum, above email address is invalid.  Take
care.

On 9 Jul 2002 06:07:24 -0700, bc_acadia@my-deja.com (bc_acadia) wrote:

>I second the vote for Adshield.  I tried 5 or 6 of those
>popupstoppers, some were almost as annoying as the popups they were
>designed to stop.  Then I tried Adshield.  At first I thought I
>wouldn't like it either because of having to maintain the ad list. 
>But I am starting to grow rather fond of this little gem.  I really
>enjoy watching the ads, not just popups, vaporize before my eyes as I
>add them to the list.
>
>Please reply in this forum, above email address is invalid.  Take
>care.

I have been using Atguard for years(No longer commercially available).
It is a firewall, but it also filters advertisements.  I never had to
add to the list, but it still blocks everything.