Try downloading the free avg version 6 and above, not the version 7 which is
more prominently placed.

Also, you might wish to try, www.avast.com. They too have a free antivirus
program. I have downloaded it, but haven't tried it yet. Right now avg seems
reliable enough.

Justin

On 3 Sep 2003 at 10:39,
 Jacob Joehl scribbled two cents' worth--AVG Anti-virus--

> Hi everyone. I tried downloading a trial version of AVG Anti-Virus on Monday and
> it didn't work. I was able to finish the download, but when I went to install it
> I got a message saying that some files could not be opened. I have Norton
> Anti-Virus, but it seems every time I get an alert and I'm not in the Inbox
> folder, I have to restart my computer. I've heard from other friends that AVG is
> more reliable. Thanks in advance for anyone's help. Jacob
>
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Justin


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