Re: Proxy for Microsoft Anti-Spyware?
- From: "curmudgeon les" <one2three4five6@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <jfw@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 29 Jun 2005 23:39:32 -0700
also to check for up dates
before running a scan
open the program
from the desktop by entering on the icon
then route jaws to pc, insert and the minus key
press page up then home
down arrow you will hear file options
left mouse click the slash key
that will open the file menu and
the first option will be check for updates
press enter
let it run
read it with the jaws routed to pc
left mouse click the close button
when it has finished
now, close it
go to the system tray
enter on microsoft anty spyware and down arrow to run a anti spyware scan
and press enter
read it with the jaws cursor
when it is finished
press the pc cursor
and close it with
alt f4
----- Original Message -----
From: KANE BROLIN
To: jfw@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Wednesday, June 29, 2005 10:47 AM
Subject: Proxy for Microsoft Anti-Spyware?
Greetings to All:
In a renewed attempt to wipe out Adware and Spyware on my various systems, I've
been using Spybot Search&Destroy 1.3. The program seems effective, and
although it's not completely JFW friendly, Debbie's scripts from JFWLite are
extremely helpful with the basics. (Thanks a million, Debbie, if you're
reading this post.) I haven't had similar success, though, with navigating and
using Microsoft Anti-Spyware.
I wish to have all three of the major anti-spyware programs in myarsenal,
because I know they draw from different databases.
As a work-around for the Microsoft product: I had a discussion a couple of
months ago with an FS tech guy who told me unofficially of another anti-spyware
program that is very accessible and that uses the same adware/spyware database
as Microsoft Anti-Spyware. Is anyone out there familiar with this? I lost the
name and Web site for that program, but would like either to implement this
substitute or figure out how to make the Microsoft product usable.
Thanks,
Kane Brolin
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