*** Quoting Bryan Smith from a message to Louis Rizzuto ***
BS> On 21 Feb 97 Louis Rizzuto said to Bryan Smith...
BS> context-sensitive help files ...
BS> I never
BS> see anybody using my much-sweated-over help files !
 LR> I dunno.  Maybe I don't understand your msg.  How do you expect to
 LR> 'see' Users using your help files?
BS> It's amazing what you can do with Internet cookies, Louis !
BS> Seriously, though, I do a lot of work for a major sporting event, and 
BS> once a year for two weeks we set up a big registraton and results 
BS> operation.  So once a year I get a chance to observe people's 
BS> reactions to my programming - which to them is brand new.
Ah, now I understand.  :) What is with the Internet Cookies thing?  Unless 
you are saying people can put 'cookies' on your machine to watch what you do 
on there WEB page?  Hmmm, just on their WEB page or can they watch everything 
you do on the Internet - all the WEB pages you visit?  
 
I have seen some programs out there that will alert a Internet user that 
'cookies' have been put on their PC"s and allow a user to remove them.  Myabe 
some programmer should write some 'anti-cookie' code to 'war' with the 
'cookies' and put trojans in THEIR computers.  
 
The more I think about 'cookies' the angrier I become.  How dare anyone 
invade my personal privvacy without my permission.  Any one know of some 
'kick ass' software for these 'cookies' trojans?
Regards, -= Lou =-
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