Re: Super Antispyware
- From: "Bruce Toews" <ketchupboy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: jfw@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 18 Jun 2008 11:24:07 -0700
I personally would find it intrusive to have a voice telling me that the
database has been updated, especially if the database has been updated
as often as a good virus database *should* be updated. The thing I like
about Nod32, and now Eset SmartSecurity, is that you install it and
forget it. The database is updated completley in the background without
fanfare, and if I really want proof that it has, the information is
right in the system tray for me to read. I want no inkly whatsoever that
an update is happening, especially if there are going to be two or three
database updates per day. Just a personal opinion and viewpoint.
Bruce
On Wed, 18 Jun 2008 11:14:47 -0700, "Roger Levine"
<rlstation@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> said:
> Hi Brian,
> I am using Avast 4.8 (Free) on one Xp machine and the 4.8 Paid version on
> my other Xp machine. Both versions are completely Jaws accessible. I
> only need the Jaws Cursor if I want to monitor an executing scan. The
> statistics can be read with the PC Cursor after the scan is done. You
> need only make two minor adjustments to the program for the improved
> accessibility. No scripts are necessary. Avast also scans for Spyware.
> The program does have a number of favorable ratings. I like hearing the
> voice announcements of the data base updates. I hope this information
> will help you decide your choice of antivirus software.
> Roger
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Brian Tipka
> To: JFW Free List
> Sent: Wednesday, June 18, 2008 10:26 AM
> Subject: Super Antispyware
>
>
> Hi friends,
> I got a new used Windows 2000 computer and am about to install an
> antivirus and Antispyware program. I've been reading about the Super
> Antispyware program on this list and was wondering if I need scripts to
> use it. I also would like to know which anti virus I should use that is
> Jaws friendly, but is comparable to Norton. I like Norton because I
> have a friend come and uninstall the old version each year and set it
> up to up date and run automatically three times a week so I pretty much
> don't have to mess with it or learn how to run it. I know, I'm a bit
> lazy on that program. Which program will allow me to operate it like I
> do the Norton program. Any help and ideas would be greatly appreciated.
> Brian
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