Ed,

Thanks for the advice. I will check them out. There has to be a better way! <g>

Regards,

Jim Smith
>>Ed,
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>>Great! I love the "prying the hands" imagery.
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>>Intrusive is one word I can think of for what Norton's Enterprise virus system does. Being over forty, there is only one other experience I can think of that is more intrusive.
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>Meeting your prospect in-laws, or a prostate exam? < g >
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>>What do you use/recommend to your customers for enterprise level (cute word for some servers and work stations supporting some corporate business process) virus protection?
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>We use Trend Micro's ServerProtect in conjunction with OfficeScan Corporate Edition at most of my client's sites as well as our own here. Works with WinNT and Win2K Server, various flavors of Terminal Server, MetaFrame and MetaFrame XP, etc. There are version specifically for BackOffice environments that include SQL Server and Exchange AV components, the price is reasonable, pattern and AV software version control can be managed on both push and pull basis, with central administration of the AV components, a web-based AV manager, and lots more to like. Try www.antivirus.com - they're extremely helpful, and, as mentioned before, it's actually possible to uninstall their products!