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  1. Sep 14th, 2005, 11:56 PM #1
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    B++ now opensource

    Looks like the developer of B++ has went open source.
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    Re: B++ now opensource

    The install program for this places a file named W32/webdor.n on your computer. This is listed as a very dangerous file by my antivirus. MS Spyware program prevented it from launching.
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    Re: B++ now opensource

    That doesn't sound good

    I removed the link so that others don't get the same problem.
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