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Subject: Annoyed with those little popup windows ?
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This is from PC World's hsareware e-newsletter:
The last line of the description might also prove worthwhile in controling
windows in patron workstations.
I haven't tried this so I don't know how well it works but I thought some
might be interested in acquiring this accessory.
PopAway
Shut down those annoying pop-ups, advertisements, and banners once and
for all. PopAway automatically destroys any new window that tries to
open, but you maintain complete control over how many windows you
will--and will not--allow open at any time.

http://www.pcworld.com/r/shw/1%2C2087%2C5558%2C00.html



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