However it seems rather deceptive to me that in order to avoid addware/spyware, a user is expected to note addware in the EULA (which few actually read or even skim through) and use an installation parimeter to avoid it. Especially for users that have been using the same app for years because they "trust" said application. Not to mention that this doesn't explain how "showpassword" was also installed. This is too bad because prior to the last update I was considering upgrading to Pro.
Daemon tools can count me as 1 less user until they change their stance on addware/spyware. There are plenty of other good spyware free alternatives out there. I'll also be sure to pass this on to everyone I know as well, and we all know how well word of mouth advertising works.

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