Renee:

I highly support Paul's recommendation of NOD32 by eset:

www.eset.com

I didn't know this, but if a custom installation allows you to turn off the 
custom graphical screens, then by all means, install the program that way. I 
was unaware of that default behavior when I installed the program ten days 
ago, but was able to turn the splash screens / graphical garbage off from 
the "NOD32 Control Center" option,
accessed from the start menu, programs, eset, NOD32 control center. One 
thing you need to know, though; in order to open any eset / NOD32 menu 
choice, you have to use "control tab"; bizarre, highly non-standard, but 
true; the enter key and the spacebar do nothing.

If, by any chance, you happen to be a member of V I P Conduit, you've got a
$15.60 discount available to you off the $39 price of a one-year
subscription.

Lastly, NOD32, as good and as impressive as it is, is not itself an 
anti-spyware or anti-spam tool, so you'll want to be running a firewall 
program and/or taking other security precautions.

Hope this helps!

John McCann

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Subject: Re: [VICUG-L] Lap Top


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> Renee,
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> I'm kind of partial to NOD32 by Eset.  You just want to use custom install
> so you can uncheck the use eset custom graphical user interface check box.
> Then it is fully accessible.
>
>
>
> Paul Schmidt
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> Technology Instructor
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> Center for the Blind and Visually Impaired.
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> Subject: [VICUG-L] Lap Top
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>
> Hello All, and again thanks for all the great information.  I decided to
> get
> a IBM Think Pad.  It is on order and I will be receiving it within two
> weeks.  I may return if it does not work out for me.  Another question
> though, if I may.  Any idea of which   anti-virus program works the best
> with JAWS?
>
> Many thanks,
>
> R
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