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Hi, thanks for your reply, this is a really strange behaviour. When you say On Timer, do you mean call: SetTimer(hwnd, idTimer, 2000, (TIMERPROC) NULL); and then catch it in the main Switch for case WM_TIMER, If so where would you put the call to: SetTimer()? Just before the 'on exit' code...

You have some interesting thoughts, I've suspected something like what you are saying concerning the RIAA would evenutally start happening. As technologies improve, the big corps will start to use their abilities more and more to muscle into what is currently a relativelly 'FREE' environment...

Hi All, that's some great info, I still never figured out what was happening exactly, my level of knowledge doesn't quite run that deep. I can see there is a use for an app that can more closely inspect your in/outbound packets and tell what they can mean, if they are malicious, passive...

Hi, I have a form that posts to itself and checks if this has happenned, (and so to execute the ASP script as well as the HTML) by using: if Request.ServerVariables("REQUEST_METHOD") = "POST" then I am not sure if this code is the problem, or if it is just the the form...

I have some code that creates some dirs using CreateDirectory(), which are temporary and need to be removed later. Initially I wrote the code on Win98 using RemoveDirectory() and there was no problem, I have since tried to execute the code on Win2000 and now the directories won't be removed...

Hi, thanks for your response, the indication are SYGATE's pop up warnings which occurr repeatedly during FTP transfer, and the port scans are also logged in the logs. The thing is, it didn't happen originally, and I assume that the SYGATE firewall considers PSV mode, but I will try that...

Hi, I suspect that my machine has been hacked somehow. I am running a SYGATE firewall along with NAV (which has found nothing). Every time I use an FTP protocol (I have a few programs, though mainly I use SMART FTP), including the DOS based FTP program, the SYGATE firewall goes crazy with port...

Thanks, but unfortunately I can't have the focus on any of the elements (most pages only have the one anyway)....

I have a drop down menu of links to pages with an 'onchange' activation, that I want to blur whenever the page loads or reloads. If it this dosen't happen and the visitor clicks the back button to return to the page with the drop down menu, it remains focussed, and if they say, use a mouse...