what are these?

[carpenturr]

I have noticed for a long while that when I hit ctrl, alt, delete that I have two programs running I do not know what they are. One is Rnaap, the other is Dist.Com... anyone know what these are?

[Horatio]

Carpenturr,
rnapp is to do with dial up networking. It will load if you make a connection. Don't think you need it loading at startup. I don't know what Dist.com is but I doubt you would do any harm by removing it from startup. Maybe someone else will come along and identify that for you.

[carpenturr]

Thanks Horatio, yes I do remember rnaapp has something to do with dial up net working now that you refresh my memory. I have never found what Dist.Com is though, hopefully someone will know what it is.

[DanC]

Here's a chart that shows startup stuff:
http://www.pacs-portal.co.uk/startup...artup_full.htm

dist.com isn't on the list. Makes me wonder if it might be some type of sleazeware that somehow got added in.

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[lukeg]

Originally posted by carpenturr:
I have noticed for a long while that when I hit ctrl, alt, delete that I have two programs running I do not know what they are. One is Rnaap, the other is Dist.Com... anyone know what these are?

Thats nice but it is difficult given the situation
1. Rnaap=Rnaapp
2. Dist.com...=?

[Ridgerunr]

Came up with this at Google,
http://www.edist.com/
Got several hits,you might want to take a look and see if anything rings a' bell for something you may have down/Ld'ed? Or,do a find file and type it in to see if it shows up anywhere on your drive...

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[This message has been edited by Ridgerunr (edited 02-12-2002).]