I seem to remember a lot of folks on this list were using Avast anti-virus. 
I've switched to it, and it is sort of accessible, but could be much better. 
Some things speak, some don't.  I had Norton on here, and uninstalled it, 
because it was totally inaccessible.  I really don't understand why so many 
packages are not accessible.  There's nothing inherrently graphical about 
virus/spyware protection that I can think of.
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Jim, KE5AL
-----Original Message----- 
From: Dr. Ronald E. Milliman]\\`
Sent: Tuesday, November 25, 2014 10:34 AM
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: Re: Computer security: accessible Virus protection and malware 
programs

I appreciate everyone's recommendations regarding computer security
programs. I've been using MS Security Essentials, but MS is no longer
supporting that program, and I feel I need to find a replacement. There are
several good programs available, but very few of them are easily accessible.
I was hoping someone here was familiar with Bit Defender, especially the
free version. A fellow who works for me says it is a great program, but he
has recommended several other programs to me in the past with very few of
them being easily accessible! <lol> Obviously, he is fully sighted and all
of those icons and graphics that are not alt-tagged don't bother him!

I'll check out some of the programs you all suggested and see how I like
them. Thanks again!!

Ron, K8HSY 


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