It apparently is. I downloaded it last night, and had to use my
present user validation codes in order to proceed with the download.
I also upgraded to version 3 in the same way. Remember that NOD32 is
above all a subscription based program, so one might have to pay for
it if you should let the subscription expire, but I think it is made
abundantly clear that it is free for the taking by a subscribed user.
At 01:26 AM 3/9/2009, you wrote:
NOD32 v4 is not a free upgrade.
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