I'm not sure about accessibility on a mac, but sophos antivirus is very
good. It's very accessible in the windows environment and does a very good
job of stopping problems.
And they do have a version for the mac os.
Hi all.
Comming from the world of viruses, wich means windows, I wonder if
I would say you don't need anti virus software, I've had my mac for
over a year and have not had any problems. Of course, the best defense
against that kind of thing, on any operating system really is good old
fashioned common sense.
On Aug 3, 2009, at 7:54 AM, Tony Bernedal wrote:
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> Hi a
Hi, You could use anti virius software if you wanted to, but it is
really not necessary. mac is more secure then windows is for the most
part. As long as you use comen sence and not open mail from people
you do not know or download files you don't know whare they came from
then you shou
Hi Anne and all.
Thanks for your answer.
then it's the same as for linux wich I run on my little netbook.
I don't use a lot of worddocuments so that's not a problem at the moment.
Regards Tony
2009/8/3, kaare dehard :
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> Hi there, I haven't found the need for one personally, but my father
> use
Hi there, I haven't found the need for one personally, but my father
uses iantivirus, and I set it up for him so it is accessible. I did a
google search to find it and don't have the link off hand.
On 3-Aug-09, at 8:54 AM, Tony Bernedal wrote:
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> Hi all.
> Comming from the world of viruses,
Hello Tony,
You don't need antivirus software on the Mac. Sometimes, such software
can cause more problems than it solves. The only problems you might
encounter are viruses in MS Word documents that you could pass on to
Windows users. If you get a lot of MS Word documents as attachments to
I hear mac is very extremely safe. I do wonder the same myself though
I mean if it really the best option to just totally assume we'll never
get a virus?
On 3-Aug-09, at 8:54 AM, Tony Bernedal wrote:
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> Hi all.
> Comming from the world of viruses, wich means windows, I wonder if I
> need ant
