[Publib] antivirus software

[Carl Long]

I have no idea about a network setting, I'm a reference librarian not IT 
but I can tell you AVG for personal use (http://free.avg.com/) is the 
best antiviral program I've ever used for a Windows operating system. 
They have a network edition 
(http://www.avg.com/product-avg-anti-virus-network-edition) that may be 
worth looking into, if it's even half as good as the personal edition it 
should work well.

Best Regards,
Mr. Carl William Long, M.L.S. (http://carlwilliamlong.googlepages.com)
Reference Librarian II (Email: carl.long at reading.lib.pa.us)
Reading Public Library (http://www.reading.lib.pa.us)
Reading, Pennsylvania, U.S.A.

Monica Casanova wrote:
>
> Per Mary Jane McClung:
>
> We are considering changing our antivirus and filters on our public 
> computers.  We are currently using Trend Micro and Cybersitter. Do you 
> have any recommendations or suggestions for software that works well 
> in your library?
>
> Mary Jane McClung
>
> Circulation Services Librarian
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> Monticello Public Library
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> 321 W. Broadway Street
>
> Monticello, Indiana     47960
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> http://www.monticello.lib.in.us/
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> *Monica Casanova*
>
> *Adult Services Librarian*
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> *Monticello Public Library*
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> *321 West Broadway Street*
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> *Monticello, IN 47960***
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> http://www.monticello.lib.in.us/
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