not sure if your still interested but I made a DVD for our Legion by collecting old military photos from members and placing them with downloaded music into a DVD for showing at the club I have photos from WWI through now it's a great showing about 28 minutes long I scanned in the photos, cropped them used the Photo Story3 for windows program and a DVD buring program called Ashampoo8 **a plus was watching the older veterans with tears in their eyes watching friends they had lost.

Thanks to the ones who explained why LzD doesn't recommend ZA.. I should have explained it myself.. SORRY.. I don't seem to have the ask toolbar so I guess I was lucky. I don't like all these toolbars so I'm sure I clicked not to install it. It seems to be serving me well. I'll give him these names & he can check them out. I have found out U can't just grab any ole firewall or any download these days. Thanks again, Dar

owbist wrote: not2bright I would suggest you are safe enough. Lavasoft would have warned you about an update to the paid service if there were major changes. I assume with the paid version you are getting automatic updates? Either way just keep your eye on the window when the program starts to verify the changes in date as updates are downloaded to your program. Hi, owbist Thanks for the response ! Actually, I have both the free and pro versions each on a different computer. I updated both of them (manually) earlier this week after having updated on Jan 3 as well, but received no warning about lack of support for either free or pro versions as of yet. I'm not suggesting your information is wrong. Maybe they're just giving us a grace period of sorts before finally pulling the plug ?? Or perhaps mikie is right and it will only be the free version left unsupported ? I'll likely uninstall it if/when one or both versions loses support. Better to have loved and lost...... :-( Scott

I did a quick Google on the Kerio configuration. It sounds as if you need to place the websites that generate the error into the exception list. Here is the text that I found using Yahoo Mail as an example (you would of course type in *.www.whatever website you want.com: "Double-click the Kerio Personal Firewall icon to open the firewall configuration. Click the Web tab on the left. In the Site Exceptions tab, click the "Add" button, and enter *.mail.yahoo.com for the www server address. Yes, you've read this correctlyÂan asterisk, followed by a period, then mail-dot-yahoo-dot-com. Click "OK." Click "OK" to save and close the configuration. Here is a link that might be useful: Is My Kerio Personal Firewall blocking access to websites?