ccrptmr6.dll file

[daytimer]

My a/v program is moaning about a file that is being installed. ccrptmr6.dll It's saying it's spyware.
Does the file belong, or did it slip in when it shouldn't have?
I have searched the forums for the file name and didn't find anything.

[cenote]

did a google search on it, I was curious my self.

http://www.auditmypc.com/process/ccrptmr6.asp

Which A/V program wants it? If it is a shareware version, a lot of them have programs like this hidden in them.

[daytimer]

It is being installed with LOR. The anti virus program is AVG and it catches it as a "potentially unwanted application".
The info I found online says it could be a valid file, or it could be malware. I just want to make sure it is supposed to be installed with LOR and not something that slipped in with it.

[cmoore60]

I cannot know for sure if it was installed with LOR. I did a search on my win7 system for the file. The search did fine the file. The properties show it as a copyrighted timer program extension. If this helps any at all.

Chuck

[bob]

ccrptmr6.dll is used by LOR, and will be installed by the LOR installer if not already present. It has been used by every version of Light-O-Rama as far back as I can remember, and I think by every version of Light-O-Rama ever. It is a "high-performance timer object", created by CCRP (the Common Controls Replacement Project). You can find it here:

http://ccrp.mvps.org/index.html?controls/ccrptimer6.htm

[daytimer]

From what I was able to find online, that's kind of what I was thinking but just wanted to be sure. AVG antivirus flags it, but I am able to tell it that it's ok.