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VK2TV > VISTA 14.09.09 12:23l 48 Lines 1487 Bytes #999 (0) @ WW
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Subj: Re: Our copy works ok ...
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From: VK2TV@VK2TV.#MNC.NSW.AUS.OC
To : VISTA@WW
VK6BE wrote:-
> From : VK6BE
> To : VISTA@WW
> Type/status : B$
> Date/time : 14-Sep 14:20
> BID (MID) : B00121VK6BE
> Message # : 2914
> Title : Re: Our copy works ok ...
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> Path: !VK5ZAR!VK2DOT!VK6ZRT!
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> From: VK6BE@VK6ZRT.#BUN.#WA.AUS.OC
> To : VISTA@WW
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> I have never used Vista but my grand daughter who works as an accountant
> does and she says she is happy with it.
> As far as Explorer is concerned I have never liked any of the IE programs
> and have for some years used Netscape, then Mozilla and now Firefox, all
> from the same stable.
> I used AVG as an AV program for several years and found it OK. On the
> advice of a friend I changed to AVAST but in the matter of a couple of
> months I had some Trojans install them selves with never a sigh from
> AVAST. I went back to AVG which kicked up a hullabaloo immediately and
> told me I had an unwelcome visitor. I am staying with AVG.It does a good
> job.
Hi Bob,
I guess it's horses for courses.
I've just rebuilt the computer for a mate's son. Avast found 15 infections
that AVG (latest signatures) didn't. Then I rebuilt his sisters computer
and Avast found 6 that AVG missed.
My biggest complaint about AVG is that it's soooo big and bloated.
The thing to remember about infections is that somebody has to be stung
BEFORE the AV companies can create the fix.
Like I said, horse for courses.
Cheers ... Ray vk2tv
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