Using IE 6..0.28, windows XP. Four like computers have an IE shortcut on
their desktop labeled (Program at Location). One of the computers, about
once a month, maintains that label thru half a day then changes to an
acronym, gg, gt, gmtk as examples. Has any seen this behavior before. This
appears to affect only IE shortcuts on the desktop as all other desktop
icons remain as expected. The computer runs Norton anti-virus and scans
everyday with no hits.

I've never seen it before but it sounds like give me the key (gmtk)
GMTK will generate
you a password based on your master-password.

It's a "perl program to randomly generate a matrix like this:"
http://it.slashdot.org/comments.pl?s...6&cid=13661307
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"Gary McQuigg" wrote:

> Using IE 6..0.28, windows XP. Four like computers have an IE shortcut on
> their desktop labeled (Program at Location). One of the computers, about
> once a month, maintains that label thru half a day then changes to an
> acronym, gg, gt, gmtk as examples. Has any seen this behavior before. This
> appears to affect only IE shortcuts on the desktop as all other desktop
> icons remain as expected. The computer runs Norton anti-virus and scans
> everyday with no hits.
>
>
>