On Thu, 5 Jan 2006 00:02:42 +1100, "David Candy" <.> wrote:

>Do you mean two folder windows open.
>
>1. Most unlikely. Presumably these are integtated with the system. Their current location is recorded and Windows won't be able to find them (eg trying to open a saved email on the desktop). Depending on how the two programs were written they may still work as unintegrated apps.
>
>2. Probably.

See below.
>
>Uninstall and reinstall. Have nothing in startup you don't want to startup.

Yay, not necessary.

Hi David,

Thanks for the reply. Upon reading your response to #1, I
remembered that Agent does not write anything to the registry, so I
screwed up my courage and merely dragged all the files in startup to a
new folder I made in the programs listing. I then deleted the empty
folder in startup, restarted the computer, and Agent performed, as
always, flawlessly. Usenet life is good. <G>

I then did the same thing with Eudora Light's entry in the
startup folder, rebooted, and Eudora performs as expected.

Now, when I turn on my computer, I am no longer confronted by
those useless windows, and I didn't even have to use a system restore
to repair any damage I might have created with all this moving &
deletin'.

Thanks again for your time. If not for your advice, I'd be
sittin' here terrified to go messing with any settings.

Best regards,
--
Judy~
http://www.frugalsites.net/911/sept11.html