Go and get laid. LJ
Im not going to say something different to make it look like I know what im saying, Norton is the better.
I thought the same when I read your reply to mine. Apollo knows more about computers than he knows about boxing large Russians :-$
LOL I do occasionally sell on ebay, but you're quite correct I have never had to package a large Russian ;o)
I will chime in here with my opinion after reading a lot of peoples postings. I've tried norton internet security 2004 and 2003. I've tried mcafee internet security 6 and virus only program from mcafee internet security 6. I've tried mcafee virus 8 as well. I think norton stuff does bog down the pc, but not terribly like crazy tons. I do notice it and it sucks. This running on a high end pc. Mcafee does this way less then norton in my opinion. there are issues i have with mcafee making you install one patch at a time. install one update, reboot, install one update, reboot, and do this 3-5 times. norton does it all at once. i think i find mcafee virus app better then nortons in how hard it stresses the pc, it is better to me then norton when it comes to putting load on the pc. AVG the free edition is good too. I've tried it and well, there really is no need to spend $ on a virus app when there is the free AVG which does good too and also doesn't really put much stress on the pc i think. If I had to choose i might pick the free AVG over them all cus it's good and free. then mcafee if i wanted some features it has, but i don't think i care. currently i run mcafee virus app nly, from internet security 6. it's stupid how it pops up a window update thing in the bottem right of the sys tray and won't go away till you clcik a continue what i was doing link thing. it's STUPID. other then that it seems fine and i don't notice it.
Thinking is as far as it goes I think norton stuff does bog down the pc, but not terribly like crazy tons.
FWIW: I use Trend at home AND at the office... have ZERO complaints! http://www.antivirus.com -- -Dennis ----------------------- You can use most any measure when you are speaking of success. You can measure it in a fancy home, expensive car or dress. But the measure of your REAL success is the one you can not spend. It's the way your kids describe you, when they're talking to a friend. -Martin Buxbaum