Jupiter Jones [MVP] wrote:
> "you didn't assume something about me"
> Correct, no assumption on my part.
> Perhaps you missed the others recommending other solutions.
>
> Or maybe you simply fixated on the one who recommended a Microsoft
> solution while ignoring there were other solutions by other MVPs.
> The MVPs recommended different products based on their experience and
> is typical of any group consisting of thousands.
>
> Most, MVPs and others as well, have their favorite products and
> recommend accordingly.
> There is no expectation that anyone favor a particular product from a
> specific manufacturer.
>
So many opinions on what is best, underscores the fact that no ONE
product is "THE" answer for everyone. AAMOF, I have no complaints with
NIS2007 when used in Vista, but in XP it is a complete PITA. I can't
open programs for many minutes in XP, after a reboot, as the hard drive
is getting hit big time by NIS2007. I don't have that issue with the
corporate edition (an older edition) and may reinstall it soon.