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31 Replies Last post: Nov 9, 2008 12:22 PM by Adama   Go to original post 1 2 3 Previous Next
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15. Oct 8, 2008 5:19 PM in response to: Adama
Re: Would YOU recommend Ad Muncher? Or something else?

http://forums.pcworld.com/images/emoticons/grin.gif Hi :


Read through the Thread at http://forum.ie7pro.com/viewtopic.php?id=3812 .


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17. Oct 8, 2008 7:25 PM in response to: Adama
Re: Would YOU recommend Ad Muncher? Or something else?

http://forums.pcworld.com/images/emoticons/grin.gif Hi :

On that Forum they are saying that some Adware company has made a "counterfeit" of

IE7Pro, calling it "Internet Explorer Pro" ; the Version "Number" of the "counterfeit" is

2.3.6, whereas the Version "Number" of the "legitimate" program is 2.4 . The Download

Site of the "Legitimate" program is on "IE7Pro.com" whereas One of the Download Sites

of the "counterfeit" is on "tinyurl.com" . Clear now !?


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18. Oct 9, 2008 6:00 AM in response to: Adama
Re: Would YOU recommend Ad Muncher? Or something else?

Hey sweetie!!


Sorry it took so long to get back to you. OK, I have been using IE7Pro for over

a year now. I have NEVER had any kind of adds that came with it. It would be

nonesence to use a program that would constantly bug you about one thing

or another. Have I ever suggested a program that wasn't legitimate to you?

This one is free and works just like it says.


If you don't want to configure IE7Pro , you just leave it the way it is and use the default

settings but, I would enable at least the "AdBlocker" which also enables the "FlasBlocker"

by default. Once installed , you get a icon on the bottom right hand side of your browser.

From there you will get a context menu when you Right Click on the icon. You can choose

whatever you want the program to do for you.Here is a screen shot of the menu:

http://forums.pcworld.com/servlet/JiveServlet/downloadImage/6624/IE7+%23.jpg

As you can see , it does not interfere with the security mesures in IE7.

You can also see that, I have the "AdBlocker" and the "FlashBlocker"

Enabled. There is no drain on your resources and only takes up a tiny

space on the browser's task bar. I would recommend and have, to anyone

who asks me about it.


So, do yourself a favor and install IE7Pro. You will not be disappointed with

it's features and it's ability to block adds and flash.If you are still not convinced

of it's abilities then post back and we will talk. If you do install and have questions

on how and what to configure then, post back and I'll explain.


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21. Oct 9, 2008 6:50 PM in response to: Adama
Re: Would YOU recommend Ad Muncher? Or something else?
this would be one good reason why to switch to firefox it has adblock pro and its one of the best addons invented for firefox :^0


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22. Oct 11, 2008 3:25 AM in response to: Adama
Re: Would YOU recommend Ad Muncher? Or something else?

Hey Adama!!


If you want to verify that IE7Pro is doing it's job well,

you will have to uninstall Ad Muncher otherwise you

really can't tell which one is doing the blocking. As for the

Home Page thing, it was asking if you would like to change your

Home Page to the IE7Pro Home Page. If you did nothing

during installation then, it did not change anything.

The Download Manager in IE7Pro will take over the IE7's

download manager if you Enable that option. I like this option

but, it will not save your downloads to the same place that

you configured IE7 to save to. So , if I were you I would not

check mark this option until you have had the chance to configure

IE7Pro's Download Manager.


Another little tidbit I would like to share is, in SpywareBlaster you have the

option of blocking the Flash Player. Meaning that you can have SpywareBlaster

disable the Flash Player on your Notebook. This is totally reversible.

If you don't already have SpywareBlaster , I would Highly recommend that you

install this little app. It will , for $9.95 a year , Update it's definitions on a daily

basis in the background and you will have extra security for all of your browsers.

I have just renewed my subscription on all of our notebooks and PC for the second

year. OR you can install and Not pay but, you will have to update the definitions manually.

It is very easy to configure and has other tools to help out. If you would like more info.

click on blue link or just ask. SpywareBlaster by Javacool .


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26. Nov 6, 2008 12:20 PM in response to: Adama
Re: Would YOU recommend Ad Muncher? Or something else?
Personally, I think she has a nice looking set of abs and legs. :D


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28. Nov 6, 2008 1:45 PM in response to: Adama
Re: Would YOU recommend Ad Muncher? Or something else?

http://forums.pcworld.com/images/emoticons/grin.gif Hi :


You might want to consider going through some of the Threads on the IE7Pro Forums at

http://forum.ie7pro.com/index.php and/or Start a "Topic" there !?


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