Yesterday I picked up a half-price copy of Vista at a CompUSA liquidation sale to install on my Intel MacBook and now have the following problem. I won¹t go on line with Vista running without first installing anti-virus and anti-spyware programs. I¹d like to use the free AVG programs. They are available only as downloads, not on disk, far as I can tell. Is the only solution to get the pay version of the software, which can be ordered on a CD?
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