ML>FWIW: i never download anything from CNET any more... not since they have   
   ML>started wrapping their own installer around the package you are   
   downloading..   
   ML>they've done this so they can "sneak" in other software they get paid for   
   ML>distributing and getting installed... this made big news recently when it   
   was   
   ML>found that the nmap network software was carrying other software with it and   
   ML>was not how the original author distributed it to CNET and other places for   
   ML>download...   
      
   Mark,   
      
   I just now quit trying to search for a "Free XP Analog Clock" because   
   the 3 sites I found in my search, including CNET, after I had downloaded   
   the clock setup file the setup program wanted to Download something.   
      
   I had went to my Admin account and clicked on the digital clock on the   
   taskbar to see if it could be changed to Analog like I could on Win3.1 .   
      
   But there wasn't an option to do it, so I went searching on Ask.com for   
   a Analog Clock to use on my Limited account Desktop.   
      
   I got tired after tries that wanted access to the net to 'install' a   
   clock.   
      
   Do you know of one I can get that isn't so aggrevating?  Thanks!   
      
      
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