The mess has occurred again even though I have backed down
to version 1.62. I'm giving it all to you. Can anyone make
any kind of guess about what is going on here? Again, what
I have done is scrolled through extraneous material,
taglines, signature blocks, highlighted, deleted. That has
been replaced by the ####### business. It does NOT happen
on all of my replies.
Elaine
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No, protection against trojans is only available through
specific trojan (remover) programs. I use BOClean (as do
many others here) and I also have used TDS3 which I also can
recommend. To my knowledge there are no free trojan remover
programs. They all cost money. They run all the time when
installed on a computer. BOClean caught one attempt on my
system and removed it last night. Our AV programs do
nothing and usually know nothing nor are programmed to do
anything with trojans. I do notice that my Norton Firewall
makes an effort to keep trojans out. One slipped through
last night, most likely my fault, and was cleaned and
removed.
Elaine
Underneath this flabby exterior is an enormous lack of
character. --Oscar Levant
Hello reddyhezzy
On Saturday, October 4, 2003, you wrote
> I have Windows98. I run my AVG daily, updating every other day. Would this catch
> trojans? Or do I have to do something special, and if so, with W98 what do I do?
> Thanks, Jackie
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