TeaTimer Allow/Deny dialog box is messed up.

Does anyone know how to fix the problem with the TeaTimer Allow/Deny dialog box?

 

There's a fix mentioned in this thread @ the Official Spybot Forums. It fixed mine right up.

This post---> http://forums.net-integration.net/index.php?showtopic=31466&view=findpost&p=153105

 

Thanks Bubba. I will try it tomorrow. I wonder why it has not been fixed yet? The problem is old.

 

Just as an FYI:

Patrick Kolla talks about the problem here:

http://www.safer-networking.org/en/news/2005-06-22.html

And here:

http://qc.borland.com/wc/qcmain.aspx?d=11989

 

I have that problem, but I can still click on the boxes. I just remember that the left box is allow and the right box is deny the change, even though you can't read them.

 

I fixed the problem with the site that you gave me. Here are the details:

1) I downloaded ResHacker from here.

2) I made sure that TeaTimer was not running.

3) I used ResHacker to open TeaTimer.exe (Should be in C:\Program Files\Spybot - Search & Destroy).

4) I searched for the word "decision". That takes you to a line that says:

Caption = '&Remember this decision.'

5) Above that line is a line that says:

Top = 160

I changed 160 to 190.

6) I saved TeaTimer.exe in the File menu.

7) I restarted TeaTimer and test it.

Now I just need to copy this new EXE to all of my systems.

 

Glad it worked for ya

Let us know if you need any help with that

 

thanks for the help Bubba i stopped using teatimer for the time being to try MSAS. but, i'll probably use it again in the future, and i'm glad you had the fix.

i have played around with ResHacker in the past and have always backed up the .exe i hack as it's easy to make a mistake. so, should Teatimer.exe be backed up first? thanks

 

What's that old saying....3 guesses and first 2 don't count

Glad it worked for ya

 

next time i'll remember to backup first

 

TeaTimer_original.exe

There is a backup already there with version 1.4. The file name is called TeaTimer_original.exe. I tested it, and it runs just like TeaTimer.exe.