Re: RE: Computer-AIS Membership Secretary

Another source to check for free virus protection software is your internet
service provider.   ISP's are beginning to offer free
anti-virus/anti-popup/anti-spam software to attract customers.  I use a
cable ISP (Adelphia.net) for high speed internet, and they just added this
service.   I've got three PCs in my home connected through one router, and
have installed the ISP's new software on one PC to try it out, and so far
it's working great, and I'll probably dump both Norton and McAfee.
Kitty

> GormleyGreenery@aol.com writes:
> > and pay for your virus software!
>
> For anybody that doesn't have virus protection, one of
> the best anti-virus programs out there is the AVG Free Edition
> from Grisoft: http://free.grisoft.com/freeweb.php/doc/2/
> It doesn't have automatic live update, but it does have a
> update manager that you click and it will download the latest
> definitions.
> Everybody should have some form of protection or else
> you'll eventually find out how fast your system can be wiped out.

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