Yes I believe that there are some viruses out there that can attack a
Mac and I did think that Symantec had a virus solution for the Mac
but to be perfectly frank with you, it seems to me at any rate that
Mac machines are at a far lower risk of being infected (mainly
because of the design of the OS10 operating system) than are Windows-
based machine though this equation may change radically for those of
you who have Windows installed in your Intel-based Macs <smile> and
whilst I think of it and I probably shouldn't mention this on linst,
there are plenty of better and more accessible alternatives for anti
virus toos under Windows than memory hungry, hard disk hungry and
sluggish Norton, nod32 is one and aVG is another, you only have to
read your local computer magazines or columns to see what trouble
Norton will get you into.
On 05/06/2006, at 2:13 AM, Danny Crone wrote:
Although viruses hit windows machines most of the time, a Mac can get
a virus. What anti-virus software may be accessible with voice over?
Norton is not that accessible on the windows side now, as it once
was, years ago.
Dane Trethowan
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