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I spoke to MacAfee about my Virex 7.5, they told me that any troubles we have with Virex and Macs needs to be addressed by Apple. To contact Apple for support on them.
They do not handle Virex for Macs anymore aside from the dat files that may/maynot import into the program.
They also stated that this is because they no longer handle "personal use/homeowner" accounts anymore.
Now where does that leave us...Apple isn't letting us have it anymore since it downe't work with Tiger and MacAfee washed thier hands of homeowners.
I don't know what Apple will do for virus protection since many of us know that Norton's Disk Doctor is not good for the OS on Macs and creates trouble where none existed.
Thanks, I saw that but it worried me when I went to the website and they stated that it sometimes moves files from where they should be...since I am not that familiar with OS X (Panther 10.3.9) I thought it best not to try it.
Thanks hun, I shall try it then. I just didn't have to want to chase my files around but on the other hand I am tired of finding them there one minute and gone the next...have recently lost my entire folder of textures for my Poser items and the cd I have them saved on is also missing.
Virex 7 Virus Definitions
They do not handle Virex for Macs anymore aside from the dat files that may/maynot import into the program.
They also stated that this is because they no longer handle "personal use/homeowner" accounts anymore.
Now where does that leave us...Apple isn't letting us have it anymore since it downe't work with Tiger and MacAfee washed thier hands of homeowners.
I don't know what Apple will do for virus protection since many of us know that Norton's Disk Doctor is not good for the OS on Macs and creates trouble where none existed.