does FastWeb do backround checks?
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No, they don't do checks but the organizations giving the scholarship usually have you verify the school you list.  Most scholarship $$ go directly to the school.
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check out http://www.download.com/3120-20_4-0.html?tg=dl-20&qt=link%20checker&tag=srch
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you can try it here.\nhttp://www.abika.com/Reports/Freebackgroundchecksandverifications.htm\n\nbut why would u need to do this? anyways, the website is not as accurate as systems like FBI or any government related system.
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Maybe. Try clearing the History of your web browser.
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Check your internet explorer securities and also your firewall
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Back web agent runs and allows your OS to receive updates from its manufacturer!!!  Do NOT eliminate backweb!
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Having been around the block a few times on similarly complex problems, maintaining Windows and Linux boxes, there are two main things to consider.\n\n1. Virus checkers modify the (undocumented) Windows kernel in ways that can interfere with many other programs which will operate normally if the virus checker is turned off. ALWAYS suspect the virus program, the firewall rules set, and other third-party "malware" systems when things get strange.\n\nSo the answers mentioning your favorite virus checker as the culprit may be right. All virus checkers change their basic behaviors regularly, in order to keep up with new threats. Just because you ran the checker for a while in parallel with Firefox and had no problems, doesn't mean it isn't causing the problem now.\n\n2. The extensions available for Firefox are its "weak link" and everyone should add and use them with caution. Though most are first class and quite well behaved, some try - with varying degrees of success - to implement some undocumented features of Windows in order to provide functionality jealously guarded by Microsoft and which they reserve for their own applications - such as Internet Explorer. And, other extensions have old fashioned bugs that can cause varying degrees of havoc.\n\nHaving spouted off this way, don't take me as an authority. Your information is a little thin. You could have malware on your system, and that could be the culprit. Malware often is designed to "piggy-back" on top of system calls made by other programs, and Firefox (being open source) documents all its calls in its source code.\n\nBut by any stretch of the imagination, Firefox is order of magnitudes more secure than Internet Explorer. IE is a program useful ONLY because it is required by Windows Update and certain other locked-in-to-Microsoft sites.\n\nSo what should you do? Consider trying out another combination of malware products, or disabling the malware protection briefly to see if the crash message goes away. Remove Firefox and all extensions using Control Panel | Add/Remove Programs. Then re-install Firefox with a FRESH download (version 1.5.0.7 is proven and solid). Add your favorite extensions back no more than one every other day. \n\nGood luck!
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if you're Running Firefox, goto Tools>Options...\nthen click "General" and click "Firefox should check...."\nclick check now and you should be good to go
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Assuming you can locate a counter that is hidden, your Web pages have an HTML component that renders the SWF files as embedded objects.\n\nJust open up the HTML in a text editor such as Notepad and paste the counter's code in there.
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Dont bother to check for duplication. there are millions of webpages scattered around the world and the probability of someone seeing both is almost zero.\n    Go ahead and host your webpage.
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Try an online proxy checker
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Fastweb.com is awesome
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right click on the IE toolbar and see if it's listed and checked
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ditto on the fast web site
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www.whitepages.com has a reverse # lookup feature
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the best way is to...\n1. go to search\n2. check the box with "all documents and files"\n3. type in "temp. internet files"\n4. trail and error, start looking though all the html documents that are listed in there (if you have cleared you history trail and/or it's been more than 1 week ago [depending on how you computer is set up] this trick will not work).
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On Windows Internet Explorer go to Tools. Then Internet options at the bottom of the menu. Then Content tab, Auto Complete. Check box on "Use Auto Complete for" "forms". Checking Web Addresses box gets those dodgy sites off your address bar. God bless this function, it gets me out of so much trouble.