Hey thanks for letting me know about that. Now I know. Thanks.
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Hi there. I just visited the BlindComputing website an hour or so ago and
found out that it was parked for free. What's going on here? Thanks.
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Hi there. You can safely delete those files.
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Hi there. When I tried to use the Avast 5.0 Free Antivirus, it was
inaccessible with Jaws. So I switched over to Microsoft Security Essentials
and am very happy with it. It is very light on computer resources.
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No you don't. That is for AntiVir Premium, not AntiVir Personal Edition.
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In my system tray there is an item that says "Computer Status-Protected."
That's where MSE is besides the other two places. When I right-click that
icon MSE opens up.
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Yes indeed it does. To me, much better than Norton, AVG and AVAST of which
the new 5.00- free version is not accessible, so I switched over to
Microsoft Security Essentials and am not the least bit sorry I did.
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Yes it helps. Thanks.
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Hey, thanks a lot for the additional info. Yes indeed, Revo is just super.
It does what Add/Remove Programs doesn't do and does a much better job of
it. Oh yeah, I remember using Add/Remove Programs to remove Avast from my
system, but after I restarted the computer Avast was still in the syste
Hey, thanks.
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Hi. I would like to uninstall Avast 4 Home Edition and have downloaded their
uninstall utility. But I understand that this will have to be done in safe
Mode, and I have Windows XP Professional SP3 on my machine. I also
understand that I won't have Jaws when I uninstall Avast. What is the best
You press Select All and then delete, and when it asks you if you want to do
this you press Yes. Then you go on to Next, and so on.
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Image for Windows works great with Jaws. I use it regularly, and it's very
reliable.
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Hi, I use that one with Jaws very well all the time. It's just called
Eraser.
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Yes it does.
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Lennie, when you're at the main page, there's a link that says Download Now.
When you press enter on that it will take you to a site called download.com.
There's a link there on download.com where you can download it. Hope this
helps.
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The program is free, however, if you want real-time protection then it's
shareware. If you just want the cleaner without the protection it's only
the freeware version.
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Hey, I'm using the latest build of Jaws 9.0 with IE 8 and am having no
problems with it at all. It loads webpages like you wouldn't believe, it's
so fast.
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You're welcomde George, any time I can help, please let me know.
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Hey George, so sorry to hear about this. Now it's time for sighted
assistance with that captia. After your sighted friend tells you what you
need to type in on the registration page, I would email them one more time
and tell them your situation one more time and that they haven't gotten back
I'm reposting my last message because there was something I forgot to
mention.
Hi listers. I have Windows XP Pro SP3 on my machine which is an HP Compaq
DC5000. I need to know if there's a free Codec I can use with Windows Media
Player 11 which will allow me to play DVD's since V11 will not pl
Hi listers. I have Windows XP Pro SP# on my machine which is an HP Compaq
DC5000. I need to know if there's a free Codec I can use with Windows Media
Player 11 which will allow me to play DVD's since V11 will not play DVD's.
Thanks for your advice on this.
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Hi, the subject line says it all. Before I download this program I want to
know how accessible it is with Jaws, or if I should leave it elone. Thanks
for the advice.
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Yes, either AVG 7.5 temporarily until December 31 of this year, or AVAST 4
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Avast 4 Home is very good.
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Yes, definitely the system tray and the program filter, but also checking
the registry for remains of the program, and also looking for any other
folders the program created during its installation and deleting them.
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I'm not sure what the dummy checkbox stands for, but I think it all has to
do with the skins that load when you start Avast. As for scheduling (I may
be wrong), it is only in the paid version of the program. You can schedule
a boot time scan, but not a regular scan. Someone please correct me
Me too. Since the new version of AVG is inaccessible I have switched to
AVAST! AntiVirus 4 Home Edition and love it very much.
Stanley
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I'm using it also and have had no problems with it at all.
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I'm using the free version.
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I'm curently using SuperantiSpyware on my computer and love it very much.
It works great with Jaws.
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