Re: Park volume icon in task bar

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From: doncee <nopsamdbc9814@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 11 Jun 2007 02:46:49 -0500

Actually found a checkbox for messenger available in add
\remove portion of control panel. Had alreday tried
unchecking the box on msconfig\startup to no avail cause it
re-entered itself on reboot. Unchecking it in the add\remove
program area killed it for good. Wish I had looked for it
there in the first place. Thanks to all for the links &
suggestions.
dc

As for messenger, uncheck it here:

Start/Run/Msconfig/Startup

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