The Acrobat Reader Speed Launcher is added to your registry startup when Adobe Acrobat Reader is installed. It supposedly increases the speed the reader launches. Speed Launcher loads a part of that program resident so the startup time of Adobe Reader will be a lot shorter. But in actuality the benefit is negligible. However, it will definitely cause the rest of your system to bog down. It takes resources and is totally unnecessary. It noticeably slows down XP startup, and is more junk chewing up ram. …click here to read more

Every time  I try to use Firefox and go to type in a URL, it adds “.net” to the end of my .com and comes up with the Infoweb.net search engine. It’s so annoying! It’s just like the mybrowserbar problem. I want to remove it.

I think it’s a kind of virus, spyware, malware, or what it is. I try downloading malwarebytes, an antimalware software from http://www.malwarebytes.org/, installing it, and rebooting into safe mode and run malwarebytes for a full scan.

It’s right! Many files and directories are infected. After deleting the infected files now the infoweb.net does not come up anymore.

It looks like the only way you can practically change the text orientation is by typing it inside drawing objects, such as text boxes, shapes, and callouts, or in table cells.

So, you can start by inserting a text box or other drawing objects where you would like the text. Then, type in the text into the text box. To change the orientation, on the Format menu, click Text Direction. Click the orientation you want.

1. Put a text box around the area you want to change.
2. Type in the text into the text box.
3. Go to Format menu and click “Text Direction.”
4. Click the orientation that you want i.e. vertical or horizontal

You might want to get rid of the box around the text. In order to do that, click anywhere in the text, then go to Format -> Text Box… and you can remove the text box from there.

I hope this helps. Good luck.