Re: OT: Going without Norton

[Harry Binswanger hb@xxxxxxxx]

Thanks, Michael. I think you're right: I should have *something*. As to the
specifics, Flash recommends MailWasherPro for the email part.
> Couldn't find the RH post on his experience with AV software, but if you
> use an e-mail client and get your mail from a university server, are you
> sure you don't want AV software? Yes, I could be absolutely safe and leave
> the mail on the server and use the university's e-mail manager to read it
> on the server and leave it there. A real chore, given their software. And
> if your e-mail is part of your research (the case here) then you want to
> download it. So I bite the bullet and use Norton Corporate 10.1, from what
> I read the least offensive of all the Norton products. Thought it's given
> me problems from time to time, it's also shagged at least two or three
> bugs a year, again unavoidable, I think, if you work through a large
> public server. I'd like to be convinced otherwise, however.
>
> Michael Norman


Harry Binswanger
hb@xxxxxxxx