Can I re-use webroot?
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as long as you didn't make too many changes to the equipment on your pc and you use the same info you can re-register it.
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I had spy falcon on my comp and nothing seemed to work, except when I installed webroot spy sweeper which detected it and deleted. Dont know if you could block it, since I have webroot on my computer now, I hope that will prevent it.
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you dont need to do anything.. \njust wait\nyahoo will automatically update to the new globally\ndon't panic
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unistall netscape\n\ndownload firefox\n\nfrom\n\nwww.getfirefox.com <- the same ppl who made netscape made dis\n\nand enjoy it and temme
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Type > regedit <in the run box ..There are some in HKEy classes root.. You will find them in various places in registry..\n\nIf you have the route to follow you can get to the one you are looking for \n\nI don't know of a specific help though
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use a reverse directory or more simply, call them!  You are not doing something illegal are you?
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If you want to do it long hand the following link gives detailed instructions.\n\n\n\n\nhttp://www.nist.gov/dads/HTML/squareRoot.html
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You can go ahead and change the home page from the browser. You can also remove the program from loading at start up.
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Once you did the above procedure, you need to restart the browser
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Try the following...just some minor changes were made.\n\nAuthType Basic\nAuthName "???"\nAuthUserFile www.mywebroot.com/.htpasswd\nrequire user username
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Use "Google Base" or "PutFile.com"
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webroot window washer is a better program.
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I don't believe so.  A few years ago, I asked myself the same question.  I tried accessing several sites using the gopher:// protocol to no avail.  At that time, I'd asked several friends of mine who had used it in the past, and like me, they were unaware of it's disappearance; yet not able to access it either.\n\nI did a quick search just now to see if there are any "answers" to this question; and, basically I have come to conclude gopher:// is history (I will post a couple links in the "sources" area).  \n\nThere was one page which discussed bringing gopher back; however the three browsers I currently have loaded on this computer (Firefox, Opera and IE) won't even try to load a gopher:// page.   I may try installing an older browser to see if the community attempting to bring gopher:// back has been successful; however, since most people keep their browsers fairly updated (at least they have mostly been updated within the past 10 years, which is approximately when gopher seems to have disappeared), I doubt seriously they made much headway bringing gopher back to any serious level.
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just keep the most recent one.\nthat will do,\n\nall java versions are backward comptible
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you could just delete the connection, then setup again.
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I am sure you can, although I don't know why you would.\n\nGo to any domain registry service and try.
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Let the OS do all the work\n\napplication.followhyperlink PATH\n\nYou can use this for any file type or webpages.\n\nHope this helps.