MSN used to remember my passwords as well, but apparently she disabled that as well, and I don't know how to enable it again.
Anyone know how?

If you search "Remember Passwords" you will find many such programs, many free. Probably free ones all have some commercial ties to banner, pop-up or email advertising. Any recommendations?
 

Admittedly, Film-Tech passwords aren't exactly highly-guarded secrets (and are transmitted in cleartext across the net with every post--which is one of several reasons why no one should be using the same password for forums [fora?] like this as for "sensitive" accounts like ISP or office accounts), but there's no reason to put them at risk, either.

(To answer another question before someone asked it: yes, we could use SSL--I've already configured it on the web server--to avoid transmitting passwords in the clear, but it would reduce performance and might cause problems with some browsers; SSL is an important part of security for online transactions and such, but is really overkill for something like Film-Tech.)
 

Edit: The software is called Ad-Aware. Apparently, we're not allowed to specify link text anymore.

Make sure you delete ALL of that Gator stuff. That crap will screw up your computer and actually ADD popups to various sites that don't even have advertisements (like this one). Be forewarned, just because you delete one Gator program, there is usually a couple of other hidden ones still lurking on your computer that will self-initiate from time to time and yes they do spy on what you do on the internet. They have a few nasty tricks that fool users into downloading their crap that mimic Windows screens. It's not just popups either, you'll be put on every spam list in the universe, as they will profit from your personal info. That company should be burned to the ground.