Speaking personally, I have been really happy with F-Prot.  It costs I
think $2 per year to license a computer (you have to purchase a
minimum license count that takes the cost to $50... but bottom line is
you can license an office-full of systems for fifty bucks a year where
Norton et al wants a LOT more.  Also F-Prot can schedule updates
hourly or even more tightly I think.  Hourly checks aren't too
frequent in this era.

Surprised no one has mentioned ClamAV, which is free and open source. 
The ClamWin gui seems to work nicely.  No idea how effective it is
relative to other things though.  Still its free.  Clam is running on
my mail server (checking incoming mail) and F-Prot on my desktop.

I pull mail from different places too, but I funnel it to my mail
server, where a Bayesian+ gateway can have its way with it.  Then
Thunderbird's antispam filters get to do their thing and I see maybe
1-5 spams per week.  Zero virii ever.
..
-- 
--mattRobertson--
Janitor, MSB Web Systems
mysecretbase.com

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