As long as I'm commenting on Microsoft I thought I'd also mention that Microsoft has screwed up another potentially good service. If this an indicator of how well the Microsoft Anti-Spyware software is going to work then I'm more than a little disappointed. The article talks about how Claria (formerly Gator) is no longer recommended as spyware that should be removed from a computer. Instead Microsoft states that they alert the user to the software but do not recommend removing it. Let me give all of you none internet savy people a little advice: CLARIA IS ADWARE. It's that simple. Everyone in the Internet Community knows this, accept apparently, Microsoft.