well those toolbars come with many many programs if you do not read carefully when doing installs or updates including java, flash, and IE, many of them, in fact there is a hall of shame at COU forum listing all of the programs that now include pre selected toolbars in their install, it has nothing to do with the browser you use to do the download or install it has to do with watching what is pre checked when doing your updates or program installs and un checking any for things like toolbars. I have had to clean tons of toolbars off of peoples computers too who had never heard of firefox, only had IE. I tell people to add a second browser because it is a very good idea to always have at least 2 on the pc because as we all know IE can and does fail then leaving them no way to access the internet. Whether they select firefox, chrome or opera, it does not matter but firefox is the best known so when asking for help they will find more people that are familiar with it. All browsers have their pluses and minuses none are perfect and I have never seen anyone here say any one browser is perfect. the point to make to people who have loaded up their pc with toolbars, why this is happening to them, is to watch what they are doing! Pay attention to every single line when doing any type of install. And do not let it add unwanted items, if they are not told how it happened it will happen again. I direct them to this list Installers Hall of Shame (Unwanted add-on)

I, too, am a former Verizon, and now Frontier, customer, but I recently upgraded to fiber optic. When I used to have Verizon DSL, the main problem was that the connection would sometimes slow down, or, all of a sudden, I couldn't connect to anything at all. This could happen once every 2 months, or 10 times a day. Re-booting your DSL router, as zep516 suggests, would generally clear the problem. This doesn't mean DSL is bad, it just means that some people have problems with it. In any case, I've found that having Frontier as a provider is an improvement over Verizon. The Frontier tech support folks are friendlier and willing to spend more time with you, so don't hesitate to contact them if this problem persists. For example, it's possible that there are some simple changes to the router settings that would help, and maybe they could assist you with that.

Start. Control Panel. Mouse. Choose the Buttons tab. For "Scroller", set to the following: Check the box labeled "Use MS Office compatible scroll only." Also, check the box labeled "Scroll in active window only."

you need to use the print option from with in the email program. For example on hotmail it has a print icon there on the hotmail emails. do not just use your file print option like you normally do.