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From: Eric Brinkman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: blind-computing@jaws-users.com
Sent: Monday, April 07, 2008 1:15 AM
Subject: [Blind-Computing] Spyware protection
I used to use ad-aware and spybot, but the new version of ad-aware didn't
work with jaws, so I instaled Windows Defender
I agree that Windows Defender is too much work. marilyn
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I used to use ad-aware and spybot, but the new version of ad-aware didn't
work with jaws, so I instaled Windows Defender and SuperAntiSpyware. In the
other thread, someone recommended I remove Windows Defender. Should
SuperAntiSpyware be sufficient on its own or should I use another program as
You should use windows defender, spybot SD, and spyware blaster. I have
never heard of super anti spyware.
thanks
Nimer J
Eric Brinkman wrote:
I used to use ad-aware and spybot, but the new version of ad-aware didn't
work with jaws, so I instaled Windows Defender and SuperAntiSpyware. In the
I like superantispyware just fine. It goes after other badware, too.
marilyn
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What exactly is badware?
Thanks
NJ
Marilyn Walker wrote:
I like superantispyware just fine. It goes after other badware, too.
marilyn
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If I only wanted to use one program, which one would you recommend? Is
using just one program a good idea or not?
Eric
On Sun, Apr 6, 2008 at 8:59 PM, Nimer Jaber [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What exactly is badware?
Thanks
NJ
Marilyn Walker wrote:
I like superantispyware just fine. It
Go to the following:
SUPERAntiSpyware.com - AntiAdware, AntiSpyware, AntiMalware!
I invented badware to cover all the nasty stuff this program finds. I'm not
sure why, but since I installed it, my spam problem is down to practically
nothing. Try the free version and see how you like it.
Do you use the free version or did you pay for the full version? In another
message someone said that using a free program you get what you pay for. Do
you think I should consider paying for a program or should a free one do the
job?
Eric
On Sun, Apr 6, 2008 at 9:13 PM, Marilyn Walker [EMAIL
I tried the free version and found it helpful and easy enough. But it did
nag with urgings to purchase so I went ahead and bought the pro lifetime
subscription. You should try the free version to see what it does for you
and then you can decide on whether or not it is worth buying for your
if you use a program called hitman pro, it will install a multitude of
programs and use them for you. It is not a good idea to use just one,
however, if you wanted to use just one, probably spyware blaster, as it
blocks spyware from entering your system in the first place. Avast would
be good
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