zed wrote:
> James Knott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>   
>> Douglas Hinds wrote:
>>     
>>>> I know this might not be completely on topic, but I have a problem
>>>> with OOo 2.3.1. When my Norton does a full system scan, it gets hung
>>>> up on the following folder:
>>>>     
>>>>         
>>>  c:\Program Files\OpenOffice 2.3\share\config\images_crystal.zip
>>>   
>>>       
>>>> Any ideas why this occurs and how I can stop it??
>>>>     
>>>>         
>>> My first reaction was to ask you: why you are using Norton AV? It's
>>> notorious for causing conflicts and there are plenty of good,
>>> compatible AV applications out there (NOD32m Kapersky, DrWeb, FProt, &
>>> AVG, among others) and some of them are even free or shareware.
>>>
>>> My second reaction is to recommend that you ditch Norton and use one
>>> of them instead.
>>>
>>>   
>>>       
>> Another recommendation is to run Linux, where viruses are not an issue.
>>
>>     
>
> Yes, I'd agree with that sentiment.  Having used Linux for just over a
> year, I'm delighted at how easy it is and at not having to worry about
> "nasties".
>
>   

I've been running Linux as my main OS for over 6 years and OS/2 for 10
more before that.  Viruses are extremely unlikely on both platforms,
simply due to the design of the operating system, something that's
lacking in Windows.  With OS/2, as with Linux, about the only way for a
virus to take hold is via the boot sector.  There are other mechanisms
on both, that make life difficult for a virus.


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