I cannot see any search engines to select - I cannot load any of my lists - The search engine library update always fails.

Close AgentWebRanking software and do the following:

- From the Window 'Start' menu, select 'Run' then type:
regsvr32.exe ABCEncrypt.dll
You should have: "DllRegisterServer in ABCEncrypt.dll succeeded"


- From the Window 'Start' menu, select 'Run' then type:
regsvr32 msscript.ocx
You should have: "DllRegisterServer in msscript.ocx succeeded"


- From the Window 'Start' menu, select 'Run' then type:
regsvr32 scrrun.dll
You should have: "DllRegisterServer in scrrun.dll succeeded"


- From the Window 'Start' menu, select 'Run' then type:
regsvr32 wb3.dll
You should have: "DllRegisterServer in wb3.dll succeeded"


- From the Window 'Start' menu, select 'Run' then type:
regsvr32 swflash.ocx
You should have: "DllRegisterServer in swflash.ocx succeeded"


- From the Window 'Start' menu, select 'Run' then type:
regsvr32 UniBox10.ocx
You should have: "DllRegisterServer in Unibox10.ocx succeeded"


- From the Window 'Start' menu, select 'Run' then type:
regsvr32 UniBox210.ocx
You should have: "DllRegisterServer in Unibox210.ocx succeeded"


- Remark for users of 2.5 version.
From the Window 'Start' menu, select 'Run' then type:
regsvr32 wb2.ocx
You should have: "DllRegisterServer in wb2.ocx succeeded"

Then restart agentwebranking software.

While I run AgentWebRanking or open search profile file my Norton AntiVirus will give me alert saying it detects some virus from this event. Is there anything wrong with it?


NAV will warn the execution of online scripts (what is was designed for) AND local scripts (preventing many programs like Windows Millenium Update to work properly). If you go to Norton Antivirus website: http://www.symantec.com/search/ and search for: "script blocking" you will see that Symantec always recommand to disabled this feature when local programs try to update online data (in NAV2001) and has introduced "Authorize this script" (in NAV2002/2003/2004) to allow the permanent execution of these scripts.

For NAV 2001:

- either you select "allow the entire script" and keep the same level of protection or you go into NAV Options and unselect "Script blocking enable".

For NAV 2002/2003/2004:

- select "Authorize this script" and you will never be warned again

AgentWebRanking uses scripts to analyse search engine results. To ensure a total security of your PC, these scripts are 128bits encrypted so there is no way an update may install virus. To make sure you will have no trouble with AgentWebRanking, you can also download McAffee VirusScan (http://www.mcafee.com) and you will not be warned at all.

It all depends on your PC configuration. AgentWebRanking is 100% browser repliquant. It works like if the user was manually searching the net. So you need enough free available memory and CPU to run large ranking reports.

To run ranking reports we suggest:

- To delete Microsoft Internet Explorer Browser temporary file (for increasing free available memory).

- 256 Ram minimum

- 1000 MB Amount minimum of disk space to use for temporary internet files folder.

- To close all other software applications if you need to run larhe ranking report (for CPU reasons).

Search engine ranker software for PC and Mac OSX (virtual PC).

Microsoft Windows 95/98/2000/Me/XP

Macintosh OS X users can use Agent Web Ranking through Virtual PC 7 for Mac