"Corday" wrote in message
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http://en.community.dell.com/forums/3524.aspx

Ooops, the site must be idle, I'm getting the same message when googling
for it.
Maybe a little patience will help.



--
I mastered Wordstar graphics!


"webster72n" wrote:


A silly question:
How can one access and adopt this group?
Quick Search didn't yield any positive result for me...


"Corday" wrote in message
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Dell's Vista discussion group is much better than all the drivel on
Microsoft's Vista. It seems the users are more sophisticated. I agree
with
the hope that this site continues. Before retirement I was signed in
under
a
different name (corporate) starting with OSs 95/98 and stayed until
2002
so I
recognize a lot of the "graybeards" , and their female counterparts.
Also
like the international flavor.
--
I mastered Wordstar graphics!


"webster72n" wrote:

Yeah, of all the groups I visited to far, this is the best one yet and
hope
we can keep it alive.
Just got over what I thought was a major disaster with my Vista, but
in
the
end and with the help of Dell Support I was able to easily save the
day,
including my 'hard work' (about a month's worth). Without my ME Box it
would
have been much more complicated.
I thought ME was good to fix itself, but Vista is way ahead.
Where Avast is concerned, I was under the impression it interfered
with
SR,
yet obviously I was wrong, that is only in WinME, and AVG is just as
good.
Now I have both, except in a different galaxy.
Here's to a long and happy life....

Harry.

"Mart" wrote in message
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Hi Harry - and HL (long time, no speak, or in HL speak - Good to
hear
your
face!). BTW - Whatever happened to Jack Martinelli? Sorry, I
digress.

Yes, I've got AVG (free) running without any problems on my Vista
and
XP
PC's. I only run full scans once a week which seem to have kept me
safe.

Regarding AVG 7.5xx (for Win9x), I read in the Win98 Group (Glen
Ventura,
aka glee) that the definition updates will cease at the end of
February.
What a shame, but as that being the case, I'll probably wait to see
what
effect the last update has - i.e., will it give me a permanent nag
screen? - or will I be able to live with it. Otherwise I will
probably
(attempt to) install Avast. Is Win9x still being targeted?

I've lived with AVG for as long as I can remember and it's never let
me
down. I'll be sorry to lose it.

Mart



"Heirloom" wrote in message
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Hey H,
I have put Avast! on three Vista machines with no problems
out
of
any of them. I think Avast! and AVG are very comparable.

Heirloom, old and either it is foggy outside or
my
eyes are going

"webster72n" wrote in message
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Hello Mart (from Vista):

Remember you being an 'AVG' fan and me preferring 'Avast',
pertaining
to
'ME'?
Now that I am in WinVista I wound up installing AVG, after
removing
McAfee and it is performing nicely.

Harry.