since the bundle includes no instructions, no ReadMe, and no other types of clues. A pop-up window appeared once after installation, but rather than follow my preferences dumped an xml file in my User folder instead. There's no visible application or plug-in to work with this hack and therefore would get trashed if I could find whatever the hell installed on my drive.

Further, I probably would have paid the required 10 bucks for this piece of grief back in the day when the wow factor was impressive, but today there's too many truly useful shareware programs worthy of paying the same for.