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Yes! Sorry. I meant “No” to the “thank you” as in “Don’t thank me - you did everything!” :-)

 

I think this could get out of hand. So maybe just a “Thank you!” to you for helping. :-)

 

Mark

 

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NO! THANK YOU!!!!! :-)

 

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Thank you Flood! I have all of my “auto do this” things turned off. But let me go check. I might need to turn them back off again. Happens. :-)

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The Password Manager is not bad. I only have one problem with it - the Password Manager always fills in forms. This probably should not be. Instead, it should only be made available for use. In this way - you can decide whether or not to use it. I know - probably seems weird. But the thing is - it works better that way. . There is a reason WHY they do it that way.  Anyway - just an idea. :-)

[Kapersky is reporting RPTool’s TokenTools as having the Trojan-Banker.Win32.Agent.aqpu]

Kapersky is reporting RPTool’s TokenTools as having the Trojan-Banker.Win32.Agent.aqpu virus. According to the RPTool’s people - this is a false positive. Can it be corrected? Thanks!