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rocktivity

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3. I've been happy with it -- a smart $29 investment.

Reply to Voice for Peace (Reply #2)

Fri Apr 13, 2012, 11:57 PM

Apr 2012

Between my MacMini being a 2005 model and my running windows 7 on it via Parallels, its seemed like a good idea. But as pro-Mac as I am, I've never what I call an OS snob.

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New Mac OS X Backdoor Trojan Horse Discovered [View all] FredisDead Apr 2012 OP

Read about this earlier, owners should just run software update. NYC_SKP Apr 2012 #1

are you familiar with Mac Keeper? Voice for Peace Apr 2012 #2

I've been happy with it -- a smart $29 investment. rocktivity Apr 2012 #3

I'm not, sorry, but among all my macs old and new I've never caught a virus. NYC_SKP Apr 2012 #4

thanks! didn't realize there was a mac forum here Voice for Peace Apr 2012 #6

Reasonably pleased with it, myself jsmirman Apr 2012 #9

At 80GB, my hard drive just barely accomodates my applications rocktivity Apr 2012 #10

Your post prompted me to check for software updates Lydia Leftcoast Apr 2012 #5

I'd installed it last week before I even heard of this problem. Electric Monk Apr 2012 #7

so the issue lies with "java" Demonaut Apr 2012 #8