Brilliant Ron, thanks. ~Jay On Feb 10, 2006, at 1:16 AM, Ronald Steinke wrote: > There is a much easier and more complete method of isolating the > "trouble" extension---- > > Use the Extension Manager control panel to disable one half of your > extensions and then reboot. If the problem has disappeared, the > trouble is in the other half of the extension. > > Whichever half has the trouble maker, disable one half of it and > reboot. Again, determine where the trouble lives - which half of the > half, or in other words, which quarter now. > > Again, divide in half and reboot. Which half has the trouble now? Keep > dividing in half and rebooting until you narrow the problem down to > ONE extension. Disable that extension by using Extension Manager > control panel and reboot. Remember to reactivate all the "good" > extensions at each step before rebooting. > > In a short time, you should have eliminated all the good extensions > from suspicion and have only the guilty extension in the disabled > extension folder. If that extension is vital to the operation of some > program or your system, remove it and reinstall a new copy from the > original software installation CD.