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Originally posted by CALM+Dec 3 2003, 01:51 PM--></span><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (CALM @ Dec 3 2003, 01:51 PM)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'>Hey Goslow-- arent all windows users MS customers?[/b]
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Well I havnt read the fine print but one of the recent posters in O.V forum might not be looked on too favourably.
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Originally posted by -CALM@Dec 3 2003, 01:51 PM
Is that the same co. as CAI?
Anything that requires IE doesnt fly around here. What a pain when I want to download critical updates :( (no I dont hate Bill Gates, not at all. I just hate IE!)
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Same company different letterhead I'll send you something for the missing eye ;)
B.T.W. it was not a recomendation just information
though it has scored reasonably highly in tests I'd seen previously as did the old free innoculate anti-virus which I did use until they got swallowed up and I guess their old mission statement about saving the world by suppling free anti-virus software which should have been supplied by the companies that put out O.S's full of holes was kind of undigestible in their new corporate structure and maybe this trial is what finally passed out ! (my how the worm turns)
I think AVG users have been very lucky so far to keep it free.
You could try Avast on XP .I use it on 98 as an on demand scanner would like it as resident but had a few problems, its supposedly better on XP , also it will check to its server for updates if you like that sort of function.
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I would NOT want Windows controlling my brakes. [/quote]locustfurnace if your brakes fail you might need to throw out a third party anchor or just slow down cant be any worse than the concept of tolls on a
freeway