I don't think so and anyone can see the poor level of help that you give.
It it really simple.
If the new(est) version doesn't give you that problem..
1] The problem is solved.
2] avast knows the changes in the webshield between the two versions and very likely can tell you what the problem is.
"The blank page has happened before and avast has changed things to make it work correctly." ...?? non sense!!
There where people reporting the same problem.
After avast has changed some things in the webshield, the problem was gone.
And that is non sense ?
When I finally got a reply from an avast representative (lukor) and was asking HIM some help
No, you asked for help. Period.
This is a public webboard and anyone can and is allowed to respond.
If you only want help from someone from avast, you should have used the ticket system and not this webboard.
then you made another inappropriate intervention suggesting a tool that is no more used for WinXP (on the site documentation is clearly reported that support for winxp is "deprecated" since release 1.12.0
I never said that the tool is no more used on XP, I said it works fine on XP.
The site only says support for XP is deprecated, nothing more nothing less.
and the only versions available are 2.0.3 and 1.12.11)
As I already showed you, older versions are still available.[/quote]
...I wonder if you are an "evangelist" or a sales representative... (I could exclude the first...)
No, you can't exclude the first.
It is a "title" that avast only gives to a small amount of people.
Sales representative ?
If I was, I would be a real bad one.
I never have even tried to sell you anything.
Asyn, you are correct.
It is possible to merge accounts and it can be done through (my)sql instructions.
UPDATE smf_messages SET ID_MEMBER = 'his_new_member_id', posterName = 'his_new_username' WHERE posterName = 'his_old_username';
UPDATE smf_polls SET ID_MEMBER = 'his_new_member_id', posterName = 'his_new_username' WHERE posterName = 'his_old_username';
UPDATE smf_topics SET ID_MEMBER_STARTED = 'his_new_member_id' WHERE ID_MEMBER_STARTED = 'his_old_member_id';
UPDATE smf_topics SET ID_MEMBER_UPDATED = 'his_new_member_id' WHERE ID_MEMBER_UPDATED = 'his_old_member_id'; 
