The AVClubber - Transcript - Hour 3, Segment 9

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And anyway Noel listening in Chicago appreciating I think the show Noel. Pandachallenge.com is where you want to go pandachallenge.com you go there and they have got a bunch of different products for you the Titanium, the TruPrevent which is an add-in to what you have already got. But if you are looking for a completely new solution then I would suggest the Titanium from panda will suit you just fine. You should know remember last we had Erick on talking about the different pieces of software that he tested. Microsoft bought GIANT a piece of software and he said I haven*t heard from these people but they do pretty well Microsoft bought them. That*s the technology that you heard about first on this show last Saturday night that*s the technology that Microsoft is going to be giving away to all of their Windows customers. They bought the company and they are going to give away their product for free, pretty cool. But I would make sure that you use Adware and Spybot Search and Destroy as well as GIANT in addition to anything that you get from panda that is Antivirus because there are two different categories of software so there you go. 180039 online is our telephone number 18003966546 Mike you are Online Tonight with David Lawrence, hello.

Mike: Good evening David how are you?

David Lawrence: Hi.

Mike: I have a question and it is just probably going to be more personal preference than anything. As far as message boards go and being a basically minded person do you prefer a threaded format or a, I guess I use the term ultimate at board & board format?

David Lawrence: Did you send me an instant message about this the other night?

Mike: Yes I did David.

David Lawrence: Yeah said so, on the air I said, I said that I prefer and in fact I asked my guest what they preferred as well. It depends on the subject I tend to in technical discussions; I tend to like the threaded stuff in political discussions I tend to like the non-threaded sort of you know because it tends merit me under all over the place and frankly I don*t want to think that later if somebody is going to pull it back in once I get tired of the thread. But yes and the things like UBB they allow you to do both, so you should be able to do it your own way.

Mike: Okay.

David Lawrence: Alright.

Mike: But we wrote our own and that*s the reason I have before be listen to the while I wanted to know and what should two interfaces or one interface?

David Lawrence: You should not and you should give your users and I am not talking about the people that buy your board but the people that use your board. The people that post to the board, you should give them the option of looking at it both ways.

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