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  1. April 2nd, 2003, 09:22 PM #11
    AciDriveHB
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    Ok can I ask what this is:

    What makes them so different? Today at 03:14 PM
    Topic Started By: JenaLynn | Last Reply By: .: Shrekkie :.
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    Ummm, why is this negative?
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  2. April 2nd, 2003, 09:26 PM #12
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    AcidriveHB,

    No offence, but did you even bother to read other posts ?

    As you could see there was a not so thoughtfull post in it.....

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  3. April 3rd, 2003, 02:39 PM #13
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    Thanx for all the help so far guys. Mostly I wanted to know why there are such large discrepensies in the NAV system compared to AVG. I update all three every 5 days, but AVG has been the only one to catch ANY virus or virus-like activity. The other question was why viruses are different, and what makes them so. I know part of it is programming, but is that it?
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  4. April 3rd, 2003, 02:44 PM #14
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    Originally posted here by AciDriveHB
    Ok can I ask what this is:

    What makes them so different? Today at 03:14 PM
    Topic Started By: JenaLynn | Last Reply By: .: Shrekkie :.
    Thread Is In: AntiVirus Discussions | Total Replies: 10
    The AntiPoint Status Of This Thread Is Currently: very negative

    Ummm, why is this negative?

    More than likely, there were some not-so-postworthy posts earlier in this thread that were negged, and later deleted/removed by moderator. However, the status that those posts received stays I'm assuming, hence, the negative status of the thread...
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  5. April 3rd, 2003, 04:02 PM #15
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    The other question was why viruses are different, and what makes them so. I know part of it is programming, but is that it?
    A virus is, as i mentioned earlier, often a disguised program (ie. a set of operations for a computer to carry out, written using code) used to cause damage to computer systems

    So in response to your question

    Why are virii different?

    Because they are different programs.
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