the nail.exe on my site is not spyware. It's from 1997 and was written by
Don Neufeld

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"usatraveler" wrote in message
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When I do a search on nail.exe I found out that it is Spyware and can
cause a
lot of headaches.

"Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote:

There is a tool called nail.exe that you can use to keep windows on top -
but it needs enabled before the reminder comes up.
I have a link he http://www.outlook-tips.net/p/programs.htm

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"usatraveler" wrote in message
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Is there a way to get the reminder to stay on top of other programs
that
you
are working with. I have had times where I am working with Excel and a
reminder comes up but I do not see it because it is behind the
spreadsheet.
It might have popped up for a second but if I am actively working in
Excel
it
will be my primary program and the reminder will fall behind Excel.