From: "John Beamish" 

Did that.  Nothing there!  Hmmm ... Let's see ... QuickTime says it is
version 6.1 -- Maybe it has decided to play nicely with the other children.

As for the issue ... not really ... to me it's just another piece of
malware and if it can be stopped by something like an
"anti-virus" (i.e., in _this_ case, Mike Lin's startup but, if it
had been a real virus, AVG or something else) then there is no issue since
it can be circumvented.

Incidentally, I'm using Real  6.0.11.868 which also now appears to play
nicely with other children.  It doesn't seem to be grabbing other
children's toys (file associations) and keeping them.


"Geo."  wrote in message
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> "John Beamish"  wrote in message
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>
>
> > If memory serves ... I think I deleted the QT item using Mike Lin's
program
> > and it _did_ come back and was active.  But it's there now, flagged as
> > inactive, and it doesn't seem to launch at start up and store itself in
the
> > start bar.
>
> delete it again, reboot and watch a .mov file then check, if it comes back
and
> is active do you not see an issue with how that works?
>
> Geo.
>
>

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