That's up to you if want Spyware Guard loading with Windows and
running in the background.  SpyBot and AdAware doesn't have any
"real time scanning" like Spyware Guard does, so there's no
point of them loading with Windows.  Personally I want as few
things as possible loading with Windows and running in the
background, I only had my software firewall and anti-virus
loading, but I added Spyware Guard to the startup group.  If it
stops any tracking or spying cookies, or stops browser hijacks
and toolbar installs, I'll leave it like that.  However, If I
start to see these things, then it's gone.
-Clint

God Bless Us All
Clint Hamilton, Owner
http://OrpheusComputing.com )


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Helene Leavitt" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>



Hi Elaine and Clint

I am in the habit of checking for updates for Ad-aware and
Spybot..which I
run.. every other day..(sometimes. everyday).. but this
program.. when I
first mentioned it.. to everyone.. Someone said, they thought
it did NOT
have updates.. So thats why when I checked it yesterday, (I've
been checking
it every 3rd day or so).. just "because".. to see if it's
actually doing
anything.. LOL.. anyway, when I checked it.. I checked for
updates and this
time.. Yes, there was one.. So thats why I wanted to alert
everyone to
that..

And yes you have to remember to check it.. cause like Ad-aware
and Spybot,
which we're all familiar with.. this is something different.
and there's
nothing to tell us(to remind us) that we have it.. unless we
check..

Spyguard, comes up in my start up.(to the left of the
clock)..... Should I
take it out of there?? cause I dont' see a reason to keep it
there, as I
dont' have Ad-aware there, or Spybot there??  What do you guys
think?
Thanks.
helene


HELENE

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "ETM" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>


> This one is going to require a calendar reminder.  It isn't
> "run" like any of the other programs.  It sits in the
> background and works as a preventative, cool, quiet and
> unassuming and possibly easily forgotten.
>
> Elaine
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