-=PCTechTalk=- Re: Double Click

  • From: "Wyatt M. Portendt" <nunyabidness6@xxxxxxxxx>
  • To: pctechtalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Date: Fri, 06 Dec 2002 11:42:52 -0600

No problem.  Just be aware that doubleclick is very invasive and they have
more servers than Davy Crockett (done in my best Forrest Gump impression).
You may have to add doubleclick.org, .gov, or .whatever before you get it
*all* blocked.  If you have outpost, I'd block it there as well in the
content/blocked sites area.  Too bad the IE options aren't as good about
wildcards as Outlook is.

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On 12/6/2002 at 10:41 AM a whisper was heard, and the one known as
SandiBeach was rumoured to have uttered....

          |  Thanks Wyatt.  And thanks for the detailed
          |  instructions.  That helps a lot.
          |  Sandi
          |  ----- Original Message -----
          |  From: "Wyatt M. Portendt" <nunyabidness6@xxxxxxxxx>
          |  To: <pctechtalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
          |  Sent: Friday, December 06, 2002 1:33 AM
          |  Subject: -=PCTechTalk=- Re: Double Click
          |  
          |  
          |  >
          |  > It's a persistent cookie usually.  It's usually cached in
          |  several places
          |  > and can have a registry entry as well.  Here's something you
          |  can try.  Go
          |  > to tools, options, then security.  Click on restricted
          |  sites.  Change the
          |  > default security to high and then custom level.  Make
          |  everything disabled
          |  > or high security and disallow any scripting or active x. 
          |  Click okay and
          |  > just to be safe reboot.  Then go to your internet options
          |  again and delete
          |  > all the temporary files.  Run adaware just to be sure the
          |  cookie hasn't
          |  > been run again.  Go to options again, security and highlight
          |  the
          |  restricted
          |  > sites icon and then click sites.  Type in ad.doubleclick.net
          |  then add and
          |  > ad.doubleclick.com and add that too.  Close all IE windows. 
          |   You can also
          |  > put any site that gives you problems in here (i.e. that
          |  stupid ads.x10.com
          |  > popup).  It should go away shortly.  This is a good strategy
          |  to block lots
          |  > of things the adblocker might let slip by by a redirect.
          |  >
          |  >
          |
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