Roland, why not try scanning your computer with the use of your AVG programme, just to see if it does discover a virus ? By the way, the fact that an anti-virus programme is free does not necessarily mean that it is less powerful than those that charge a fee ; the German Avira AntiVir Personal Edition Classic (http://www.free-av.com/), which is free and now includes a root-kit detector, always lies at or near the top of the tests performed by the Shadowserver Foundation ( http://www.shadowserver.org/wiki/pmwiki.php?n=Stats.VirusDailyStats). But of course, no anti-virus programmes snag all viruses at once. Another, and perhaps more effective way of dealing with malware would be to migrate to a non-legacy OS, e g, Ubuntu 7.04 (http://www.ubuntu.com/), but that is an undertaking fraught with consequnces (many of them however, quite pleasant)....
Henri 2007/5/11, Roland <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
It was working one minute then poof, it was gone. The spell check is discomboobalated also. It states that it is complete when I know it isn't. I am wondering if I accidently turned something off, which I can't find or some shithead got past my defences and virused the program. I have a free anti-virus (AVG7.5) program so I'm sure its possible. Could you take some time to respond with your thoughts and advice? I would appreciate it as I use them a lot. Thankx, Roland Schauer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
