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Tritoneur said:
Note this
"Licensing
AVG Anti-Virus plus Firewall Beta version comes with a predefined
license number. This number expires on June 15th 2005. The license
number is contained within the installation package.
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Harvey Van Sickle
Note this
"Licensing
AVG Anti-Virus plus Firewall Beta version comes with a predefined
license number. This number expires on June 15th 2005. The license
number is contained within the installation package.[/QUOTE]
Hmmm....could be just to ensure that the beta version doesn't hang
around for ever, though.
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sha
Harvey Van Sickle said:
Hmmm....could be just to ensure that the beta version doesn't hang
around for ever, though.
[/QUOTE]
or an indicator that the full release version will be payware...
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Harvey Van Sickle
On 27 Apr 2005, sha wrote
Absolutely. (I've seen the "expiring beta" in some cases where it was
simply that, though, so at the moment it's definitely a "wait and see"
rather than "jump to conclusions" thing.)
Absolutely. (I've seen the "expiring beta" in some cases where it was
simply that, though, so at the moment it's definitely a "wait and see"
rather than "jump to conclusions" thing.)
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sha
Harvey Van Sickle said:
Indeed. I agree that "wait and see" is the best policy with such things.
Nothing worse than installing some beta prog you really like that
time-expires and later becomes payware that you can't afford
Sha
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Harvey Van Sickle
On 27 Apr 2005, sha wrote
-snip discussion of what this means-
To be honest, I probably won't try it anyway: although AVG has been
very good, I don't personally feel there's a yawning gap in the
market which demands to be filled with another firewall product,
freeware or not.
-snip discussion of what this means-
Indeed. I agree that "wait and see" is the best policy with such
things. Nothing worse than installing some beta prog you really
like that time-expires and later becomes payware that you can't
afford
To be honest, I probably won't try it anyway: although AVG has been
very good, I don't personally feel there's a yawning gap in the
market which demands to be filled with another firewall product,
freeware or not.
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schrodinger's cat
OTOH, I use AVG Free and Sygate Personal Firewall. I would certainly
be interested in a product that would allow me to eliminate one
start-up program, provided that the AVG firewall were as good as
Sygate.