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Computer help: what's DGOControls?
what's DGOControls?
by brentskie - 12/16/07 2:21 PMThere's an item, DGOControls in my control panel and I have no clue what it does,what p[rogram it's associated with,if it's necessary or what?
I'm running Vista.
Any body have an answer to what this is,if I need it or can I uninstall it?
(I typed 'DGOControls into Google but came up with absolutely nothing)
Thanks,
Brentski
Re: dgocontrols
by Kees Bakker
- 12/16/07 2:42 PM
In reply to: what's DGOControls? by brentskie
Probably you made a typo. The first 2 google links were your 2 posts here (I deleted the duplicated, so there's only one now) and the third one seems to contain the answer to your question: 'access the Add or Remove Programs tool from the Control Panel and select "Remove" on the DGOControls item.'
Does it ring a bell?
http://www.dailygraphs.com/service/faqGraph.asp
Kees
Thanks
by brentskie - 12/16/07 4:32 PM In reply to: Re: dgocontrols by Kees Bakker
What amazes me is that the question I posted here showed up in Google so within an hour.
Also,thanks for deleting my duplicate post.I couldn't find an 'edit' link to do so.
DGOControls on my computer also
by simonsaysgo - 12/22/08 12:50 PM In reply to: what's DGOControls? by brentskieI also have no idea what this software is for. But i'm leaving it for now.
Looks LIke Chart/Graph Viewing Software For Mozilla
by Grif Thomas - 12/22/08 3:53 PM
In reply to: DGOControls on my computer also by simonsaysgo
See the link below:
http://groups.google.com/group/mozilla.feedback.firefox/browse_thread/thread/f84489d62ebaa69a
If you don't use it, uninstall it.
Hope this helps.
Grif
Thanks
by simonsaysgo - 12/22/08 4:02 PM In reply to: Looks LIke Chart/Graph Viewing Software For Mozilla by Grif Thomas
I do use Firefox occasionally, so I will leave it.
DGOControls
by caspianhiro - 7/13/09 3:36 PM In reply to: what's DGOControls? by brentskieStands for: Daily Graphs Online Controls
These are the Active x controls installed by any of the Investor's Business Daily websites. http://www.investors.com http://www.dailygraphs.com and some of their other properties.
If you want their charts to work properly, you really need to use IE. It is erratic with FireFox and doesn't work at all with Google Chrome.
For those that don't use their websites, you are able to look for highs and lows easily by right clicking on a chart, and dynamic crosshairs pop up. It's very handy.
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