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Even exiting Netscrape leaves this damn thing around, requiring "kill".


However, doing the following as root will silence it forever:

     su root
     cd /usr/local/netscape/components/talkback
     mv talkback talkback.real
     cp /bin/echo talkback

Note that I normally use Opera, which has much better manners.

(Please lets not start a flame war on which is the better browser.)

Best regards,

Bob Toxen, CTO
Fly-By-Day Consulting, Inc.
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Network Monitoring, and Network Security consulting"

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