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Hi Konstantin,

Wednesday, May 1, 2002, 6:10:16 AM, you wrote:

<snip>

KV> I  don't  want  some  *extra* security in e-mail client. I have
Norton
KV> Antivirus(I  get  used  to  KAV,  but  4.0 disappointed me) and
Norton
KV> Internet  Security  installed  and running. NAV isn't so
necessary for
KV> me,  beacause  I'm  not  opening  I  love you letters and I have
never
KV> received  virus-free *.exe file. The monitor is only for
floppies.

There are virus out there now or I-worms that do not require
any action on the part of the user, once they message is
displayed in the preview pane, the PC has been infected.

Smart I-worms exist which "morph" or change their makeup as
to confuse deceive and hide from AV programs.

A lot of PC's are being hit / and infected with these type
I-worms.
That happens (generally speaking)on systems using HTML mail, with the
MicroSoft
Security holes in their MS email clients..  Or those email
clients which rely heavily MS features for their
functionality. MS Address book being a frequently targeted
iten.

Your statement that you "don't  want  some  *extra* security
in e-mail client" suprise me. I want all the security /
protection for my PC that I can get.  Thats why I chose TB!

I do not reply totally on my Antivirus program because there are a
number of virus written daily of
which may not be included in the AV program signature files
when the bug comes to my system. I do not echange floppies
with anyone, so any "bug" my system comes in contact with is
99 and 99% through Internet access that chiefly being email.

KV> There  are  so many features in TB! I haven't used for ages so I
would
KV> agree   with   TB!Lite(without   SSl,antivirus,S-Mime,etc.)and  
some
KV> functions of IM

IM functions are what I would call primarily entertainment.
But like watching the same movie over and over this
entertainment" can become irritating and a general nusiance.
I have used IM and shared the link with many others. Its
entertaining for brief moments but also very distracting.
AND distraction I do not need when trying to work. :)

As far the features of TB I think they are very customizable
and you could infact turn many of them off if you wanted to
do so.  For example: I dont believe that you are required to use
SMIME, or PGP,
or the AV plugins. In fact you dont have to use macros, or
templates  or any of the other TB features. You could
delete all the templates or blank them out. Unselect any
options, in the preferences  and so forth. You could get
very bare bones if you wished.

 IMHO, I believe the majority of people who leave the main stream
mail clients do so because
they want all these functions which help you filter sort and file
large amounts of email. AND because they care about
security. If you do business on your computer, you cannot afford to
take unneccesary risks, for entertainment
purposes. And maybe a few are "software" junkies who like to
collect software programs ; )

KV> You must have changed the notifier:)
Yes, I did several times, they all become annoying to me
after a while.

KV> P.S.  I  think, that S-Mime and PGP signatures aren't necessary.
In IM
KV> you can create and insert handwritten sig:))

Yes, but you cant prove that it belongs to you and you cant
stop others from duplicating it. Anyone could imitate your
handwriting and include it as a signature. I used that
feature too. It is pure esthetics, no real security to it.
BUT you can have fun : ) Enjoy!

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Regards,
Lynna
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]



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