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Subj: Grisoft AVG 6.0 Pro Free Pgm\par
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From: W2EEW@WA2SNA.#NEJ.NJ.USA.NA\par
To : INFO@WW\par
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W2EEW/TPK 1.83d Msg #:19 Date:27-07-02 Time:1:04Z\par
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W2EEW/TPK 1.83d Msg #:18 Date:27-07-02 Time:0:43Z\par
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In PC Magazines June 11, 2002 issue they ran an article on testing 11\par
anti-virus programs. AVG 6 missed six viruses and had seven false positives\par
(whatever that means).\par
My question, is there anyway of finding out if they corrected the problems\par
in their software?\par
PC Mags comment "even if it is free it isn't worth the price."\par
Al W2EEW\par
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