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You are right, I was *somehow* parsing the same range twice , but the record size is correct, 50 bytes. What throws off manually viewing the file is that some entries have 00's, i.e not all entries are "populated". Attached the corrected Address.MPS, replace the old one with this (no more the "whatever" field ) Now, in "Address" Entry # should be the Team #, whilst in "Batters" and "Pitchers" the "Prefix" should be the Team #. I.e. in Batters, Batter #589 Roy White should belong to Team #42 (value of "Prefix"). And in Address, in Entry # 42 there is (last filled entry in Batters) #589. As well, in Pitchers, Pitcher #387 Mike Torres should belong to team #42 (value of "Prefix"). And in Address in Entry #42 there is (last filled entry in Pitchers) #387. jaclaz ADDRESS.mps

Yep, only for the record it is also in the post by Tal Aloni here: https://hardforum.com/threads/windows-xp-x64-nvidia-driver-fix-page_fault_in_nonpaged_area-when-two-monitors-are-connected.1972152/ (but the actual dowload link is the same): http://vm1.duckdns.org/Public/Nvidia/368.81-PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA-fix/nv4_mini.sys jaclaz

Following this guide is enough, telemetry in Windows 7 is added on, not built-in: https://www.askwoody.com/forums/topic/2000012-neutralize-telemetry-sustain-win-7-8-1-monthly-rollup-model/

Thanks for reply! Observations regarding DXUPAC: Usage Example 1 When one selects under "Choose the programs you want to create": WindowsXP Post-SP3 Update Pack "Update Pack" appears under "Choose AddOn Type". Input: 68mb of files Output: 13.1mb xxxxxx.7z file. (I guess, 7z is compatible with RyanVM Inegrator/ nlite.) Usage Example 2: When one selects "Choose the programs you want to create": Internet Explorer 8 Three different addOn Type options become available: True Addon, SVCPack and RunOnceEx. 1. RunOnceEx; doesn't output anything but I ignore because (I guess) this option is to make silent installers to run at RunOnce stage upon completion of unattended setup and I'm not interested in this. 2. True Addon selected: Input is same 68mb of files Output: IE8-True-Addon.7z (11.5mb) 3. SVCPack selected: Input is same 68mb of files Output: IE8-Svcpack.7z (13.1mb) < three options One observable difference between 7z ouputs is layout inside archives (many individual files); Post-SP3-UpdatePAck.7z layout is same as to IE8-True-Addon.7z, but IE8-Svcpack.7z only has executable, nested within a folder "SVCPACK". So what delineates addon "types"? For novice user / newcomer to the addon world, none of this is explained anywhere - users have to hunt for clues across numerous threads/forums. A simple concise guide is lacking IMO. Back to OP, ultimate end goal is a more comprehensive / up-to-date IE8 addon pack.

New New Moon 27 Build! 32bit https://o.rths.cf/palemoon/palemoon-27.9.6.win32-git-20190824-c106e1d83-xpmod.7z 32bit SSE https://o.rths.cf/palemoon/palemoon-27.9.6.win32-git-20190824-c106e1d83-xpmod-sse.7z 32bit noSSE https://o.rths.cf/palemoon/palemoon-27.9.6.win32-git-20190824-c106e1d83-xpmod-ia32.7z 64bit https://o.rths.cf/palemoon/palemoon-27.9.6.win64-git-20190824-c106e1d83-xpmod.7z source repo: https://github.com/roytam1/palemoon27 repo changes since my last build: - import change from rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - Bug 1136322 - Optimize anon scopes from CC graph, r=mccr8 (30dc41e43) - Bug 1073379, part 1 - Add an AnimationUtils::DoubleToTimeDuration helper. r=birtles (aa1ad8263) - Bug 1073379, part 2 - Implement web-animations proceedure to 'update the player start time' and make AnimationPlayer.startTime writeable. r=birtles, r=smaug (1fb9e6846) - Bug 1073379, part 3 - Make AnimationPlayer::SetStartTime() notify its animation manager (via its player collection) of changes so that computed style is updated correctly. r=dholbert (e2c9fd732) - Bug 1073379, part 4 - Rework the CSS animations event dispatch code to handle startTime shifting the animations back in time. r=dholbert (eb8fce72f) - Bug 1073379, part 5 - Add assert_between_exclusive and assert_between_inclusive methods to impltests testharness.js. r=Ms2ger (3bf02b920) - Bug 1073379, part 6 - Tests for the effect of setting CSS animation's AnimationPlayer.startTime. r=dholbert (e16af3e3c) - Bug 1073379, part 6b - Re-enable the player.playState check in checkStateAtActiveIntervalEndTime, but disable the first checkStateAtActiveIntervalEndTime call in the 'Skipping backwards through animation' tests. r=orange (caa6c6829) - Bug 1129650 - Touching navigator.mozId causes an error NS_ERROR_FACTORY_NOT_REGISTERED. r=baku (3e60c1ac4) - Bug 237623 - introduce soft checks for HTTP framing errors (slightly adapted, since some code was already existing) (99af51054) - Bug 1135560 - Number.{parseInt, parseFloat} should be the same functions as global ones. r=till (447e062f8) - Bug 931903 - Add mochitest for forwarding a stream from one PC to another. r=jesup,drno (3f59c4983) - Bug 853162 - Remove XMLHttpRequest.sendAsBinary() interface. r=smaug (6743e5f77) - Bug 1135677 - Deal with overflowing rects. r=bas (a4fd64e58) - Bug 1136389 - Fix qcms num in/out channels mismatch. r=jrmuizel (8b2f43315) - Bug 1136378 - Use a browser's outerWindowId property rather than a CPOW to identify marionette's content listeners.;r=mconley (0c7174cc0) - bug 1071880 - Notify user of addons that are slowing their browser down significantly r=mossop (f5cd276a6) - Bug 897031 - NS_ERROR_XPC_GS_RETURNED_FAILURE at nsBlocklistService.js:70 followed by ReferenceError: gApp is not defined, on green Windows debug mochitest runs. r=dtownsend (ca53e537d) - Bug 826741 - Use the backtracking register allocator by default (b93762a32) - Bug 1135654 - part 1 - move backtrace conversion scripts to FINAL_TARGET_FILES; r=mshal (85aabdfd3) - Bug 1135654 - part 2 - move FINAL_TARGET's .gdbinit to FINAL_TARGET_FILES; r=mshal (92a13af32) - Bug 1135654 - part 3 - move installation of MOZ_CLANG_RT_ASAN_LIB_PATH to moz.build; r=mshal (8f4916099) - Bug 1135654 - part 4 - remove libs:: rule for installing Valgrind suppressions in favor of INSTALL_TARGETS; r=mshal (2ac68a277) - Bug 1073352, part 1 - Make the DOMWINDOW and DOCSHELL leak detector work with e10s. r=jmaher (957be3db1) - Bug 1087646 - fast-path null principal'd documents. r=mcmanus (df0140396) - Bug 1087646 - Add a test. r=smaug (18315fc00) (c106e1d83)

New build of Firefox 45ESR SSE: test binary: https://o.rths.cf/gpc/files1.rt/firefox-45.9.17-20190824-5b8c23299-win32-sse.7z repo: https://github.com/roytam1/mozilla45esr Changes since my last build: - bump version to 45.9.17 (41807f949) - import change from tenfourfox: - closes #567: support SameSite=None on cookies (09a4a8bfc) (5b8c23299)

Just FYI, here's the author's Web page: http://www.gerhard-schlager.at/en/projects/ctfmonremover/ Has info on what CTFMon does and whether you need it. Bottom line AIUI: you need CTFMon if you use Speech recognition Handwriting recognition Multiple keyboard layouts (e.g., for multiple languages) (Probably) Asian languages/character sets (Chinese, Japanese, Korean) If you use none of the above, might as well get rid of it! AIUI it should prevent the vulnerability, which is caused by the CTFMon.exe service not validating requests from clients. The CTFMon remover appears to replace CTFMon with a dummy program that doesn't actually handle client requests, so I'd think it can't be used to compromise your system like the "real" CTFMon can.