Hi Krister On Sunday, December 1, 2002 10:51 your local time, which was 01:51 my local time, Krister Ekstrom [KE] wrote;
KE> How's Dr Web in comparison with Nod32 in your experience? How well KE> does it perform in tests, if that's anything to go by. How much is KE> it and are there different versions, ie standard and pro or such? I only ran NOD32 for a few days, up until I heard about the winsock layer and DrWeb and therefore I don't feel I could give a fair report. Allie Martin may be a good source to call upon, as he uses NOD32 as his resident shield and DrWeb as a plug-in to TB! Allie, over to you? LOL ;-) The one thing that did bug me about NOD32 with the TB! plug-in was when it scanned mails, it would take away focus of what you were working on, and therefore require you to re-select it before continuing. Only minor really, but still frustrating all the same. As for cost, I think it was 25 Euro's. A quick look at http://www.xe.com/, and you can find out that cost in your local currency. Sorry for the lack of comparison, but it wouldn't be fair too and hope Allie can from a better position. Oh, one key thing I do like about DrWeb though is the fact it scans compressed files before execution, which was something I wanted. Cheers, Chris. -- Created Using The Bat! V1.61 E-Mail Client and Virus Checked by DrWeb. ________________________________________________ Current version is 1.61 | "Using TBUDL" information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
