> > "Tony Vella" <ajay.ve...@gmail.com> wrote in message
>
> >news:06c76cec-6b3d-4558-b0a4-...
>
> > >http://cjoint.com/data/hdshb21aTJ.htm
>
> > > On the top of my IE8 I have a set of icon one of which says "Rip
> > > YouTube File" (shown with red arrow). I have tried everything I can
> > > think of while playing youtube files and absolutely nothing happens.
> > > Can someone please explain to me what if anything this command is
> > > supposed to do and how to actually make it do it? Thanks in advance.
> > > ----
> > > Tony Vella
> > > Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.-
> On Jul 4, 7:45 am, "Don Varnau" <dvar...@yahoo.com> wrote:> Hi,
> > The phrase "RipYouTube Video" suggests that you've downloaded software
>
> fromhttp://www.soundtaxi.us/how-to-rip-youtube-video-with-soundtaxi.html
>
> > which installed this button. The button is an add-on. It's not a feature
> of
> > Internet Explorer. You may not have downloaded everything that you need.
> > Please read through that page to see if it sheds light on the issue.
>
> > Don
> "Tony Vella" <ajay.ve...@gmail.com> wrote
> Hello Don.
> Thank you very much for your reply. It now seems that my problem is
> slightly more complicated than I originally thought. I have been
> through my "all programs" and my control panel "programs and features"
> and there is absolutely no mention of anything even remotely
> resembling "sound-taxi". I visited their site through your link and
> the software and page and graphics, whatever, do not even ring a vague
> bell. So I'm wondering if there is something neferious here. Thanks
> again.
On Jul 5, 8:03 am, "Don Varnau" wrote
> Hi,
> From IE> Tools> Manage add-ons, disable, one at a time, any add-on which
may
> have added this button. It may be just one feature of a toolbar which adds
> several features. Determining its origin will let you do a better web
search
> for possible solutions.
>
> Which version of Windows? Has the computer *always* been protected by an
> up-to-date antivirus program or security suite?
>
> Don
"Tony Vella" <> wrote in message
Hi Don.
I should have mentioned earlier, I am using Vista Home Premium.
I did as you suggested and actually found a rip YouTube addon (control
name is not available). I disabled it and the small icon is gone. My
computer has always been on a anti-virus program which automatically
checks for updates - and installs if it finds any - at 2 am every
night. About a year ago we had an argument at the local university
about whether a certain soprano had ever recorded a certain opera
aria. That evening I visited YouTube and found a recording. That was/
is the only time I ever visited YouTube and I must have done something
obviously wrong. It is expected, I suppose, from old geezers like
me. Thanks again, Don.
YW. Glad the button was ID'd and disabled. Should you decide that you do
want to save youtube videos, a web search should turn up several methods.
Don
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