On 21 December 2001 at 11:47 am Graham wrote: > With the idea of integration of AV software, raises the issue of which > is the "best" AV software (that will work with TB! when its plugins > are available)
> My requirements (as a home user on a low spec machine) would be low > cost, small foot print and easy updates... Oh yes - would need to be > effective ;-) F-Prot does nicely; it is unobtrusive and comes with a DOS version as well so that you can integrate it into TB! _without_ the current incomplete anti-virus infrastructure. (That the Windows user interface is rather ugly and not full of "metallic effects" and other nonsense is also reassuring; I would rather that the anti-virus engine is concentrated on). http://www.f-prot.is/ As I'm on a number of mailing lists with AOL users galore I get 3 or 4 viruses a week. Unfortunately, the stereotype is true; a preponderance of AOL users does imply trouble :/ Alastair -- ______________________________________________________ Archives : http://tbtech.thebat.dutaint.com Moderators : mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Unsubscribe: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
