full-disclosure - Innocent newbie question...

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Message-ID: <20040502091009.GA8651@clanspum.net>
From: houdini+full-disclosure at clanspum.net (Bill Weiss)
Subject: Innocent newbie question...

jayesh(jayesh@...shmail.com)@Sun, May 02, 2004 at 12:11:08PM +0530:
> Hey all 
> 
[snip]
>
> Now my question is outside the rather bloated Norton AV for consumers and
> mcafee which av product * strictly for home use* is recommended. 
> 
> From my research ive narrowed it down to the products from the following
> vendors
> 
> 1) Eset Nod32 
> 
> 2 ) Trendmicro

Though it's not on your list, you may want to check out AVG free edition.
It's been good for the machines I've installed it on.

-- 
Bill Weiss

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Vic filled out his 1040 form he would put down, as his occupation,
"sniper".
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