The only way to find out if it's really better is to test it against actual viruses and malicious programmes. Many people use it; it wouldn't hurt you to try out the programme for yourself and see if

I have always found that it slows me down as JAWS reads too much of the garbage on the web page with a web based program. I have been very satisfied first with Outlook Express and now Windowsmail and

My two cents: I wouldn't use Mcafee, though it is certainly jaws-friendly enough it's expensive and doesn't really do what a lot of the cheaper alternatives do. It also failed spectacularly to clean a

I have to agree with putting the response first, I usually skip any message that reads me stuff I have read before, unless I was the one asking the question or if the answer is so important that I

The latest version? I thought that didn't work too well? They're at version 5 now, with 6 on the way; considering that even 4 is fairly new I think they're throwing them at users far too quickly, and

A bit off topic (though not completely), but the old (read, pre-mass-market-internet) accepted standard seemed to be to put your response after the message to which you were replying, but the current

That's good to know Dave. I've heard plenty of conflicting things about Avast myself but not given it a try yet. Currently trying out Avira. It seems ok but the notifications that pop up every now and

That was really funny when I read the first message you sent saying you would put your response at the top, while actually putting it underneath. By the way, nothing scientific, but I did ask a few

Hello, Milton. I converted it but is there a way to place my answers into the original file? I'll send it off list to you.

Hmmm, yes, one might bring home a virus and infect the rest of your little harem. *LOL* No, two programs should cover just about everything. Of course, it's always possible that threats will emerge

Don, I have MSSE and malware Bytes, but that's all I have, I don't have anything like Avast as well. Cheers Alex

Hello David; Well, I must confess, I've not really used the program, so perhaps I really shouldn't comment, Although, I heard that a few folks were having difficulties, Maybe, it was the user who was

Hello there; Well if you have Malware bytes, and MSE, No need for avast. Avast is just another virus program,

Adrian: At the time, I was using JAWS 9 and I couldn't afford to upgrade my SMA. So, Research It was not available to me. It was a friend who suggest I install EdSharp and try it. I must admit, I

Dave Durber, If I have Malware Bytes and Microsoft Security Essentials, do I need to get Avast? I fear them conflicting with each other, which is the same reason I'd never have more than one wife,

It is really funny you should have heard that about Avast because, I have it on my system and I had no problems navigating any of the tab pages nor choosing how to set the choices under any of the

Nickus: What a coincidence, I posted the same question to the llist about FireFox myself about 20 minutes ago, not even knowing you had already asked the question. Sincerely: Dave Durber

Oops! Old habbits die hard. Ok, this should be right at the top. *LOL*

Ok. I'll try to do so. Most sighted people like it the other way, so I'll adapt depending to which list I am posting.

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