01-23-2014, 07:22 PM
Hi, Gintaras. It has been a while, huh?
So, if I get it right, if we don't use web browser controls in dialogs we don't have to think about ports and connections?
Even if we do use web browser controls and scripts are executed, are we "back in safety" when we make sure that all the related QM treads are terminated (either automatically or manually)? The following may be a lame question :oops: but I don't have any knowledge about it so I have to ask: could a web page script start another QM thread (or any unwanted thread)? When it's about internet, if we run QM in a virtual machine will it be more safe?
So, if I get it right, if we don't use web browser controls in dialogs we don't have to think about ports and connections?
Even if we do use web browser controls and scripts are executed, are we "back in safety" when we make sure that all the related QM treads are terminated (either automatically or manually)? The following may be a lame question :oops: but I don't have any knowledge about it so I have to ask: could a web page script start another QM thread (or any unwanted thread)? When it's about internet, if we run QM in a virtual machine will it be more safe?
OS: Windows XP Home Edition SP2
Memory: 1024 MB (1016 MB system + 8 MB video)
Virtual Memory: 2.00 GB
CPU: 1.60 GHz
Memory: 1024 MB (1016 MB system + 8 MB video)
Virtual Memory: 2.00 GB
CPU: 1.60 GHz