I am sure with some forward planning, the programers and designers would have these bases covered.
It's just a search after reading what's on offer from link to link and a link had me arrive here to this forum.
There are other forums with more information describing similar ideas and projects but none yet on horse racing as far as I know.
So why if these other projects work on the basis of open source code and have expanded on a global scale and not with horse racing projects of open source code ?

Would the people interested be aware of the free download rather than pay for a program dressed up with similar functions as you describe ?

Would it be "better" if one programmer keeps updating the program rather than a team adding ideas,updates and upgrades from the users of the program ?
I think the programmer would go insane trying to market each copied idea on their own. By the time a sale is made to cover costs, then another update may come from the original by the team doing the project.

This is not a personal dig, I can see you are trying to explain in broader terms as an advocate, thats fine.

Apathy Marcus ?

The Firefox ( free open source web browser) according to statistics, is installed on 20 % of PC desktops around the world and increasing.
I have not seen anyone claim they have a similar web browser copied from the same source code as Firefox and sold.

http://www.firefox.com/

I thought this information might interest most users if they are having problems with web browsers.

http://www.funnyfox.org/theoffice.htm

If anyone has problems with the Web browser being taken offer by an unwanted intruder , simply install SpyBot S & D ,it works a treat so as long as you dont run any other automatic checking divices except for the Microsoft x2 services pack.

It will warn you if another device wants to be part of your start up proceedure e.g. foreign web browser, & you then have the option to allow or deny it`s implimentation , on top of that , it`s free.


Browser hijacking is now the number one curse of computers , it far outways viruses at the moment.. use SpyBot S&D (search & destroy) & you should be free from problems ,for the moment that is.

AVG anti-virus seems to be the preferered system to use over Norton according to the chaps who specialize in virus removal, they say the Nortons has a number of conflicts with other programs especially horse programs such as GTX & Price Predictor .

Nortons will often make the system crash while running a program through thousands of races, no matter how large the computer is.
I Know this from personel experience.

So , if you find that you setup crashes more than it should running Nortons , swap over to AVG & its Free.

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Hey guys, I have broadband so I need the security and nortons seems to be the only package that works all well together for me, I have ran NAV for over 2 years and NEVER actually had any conflict, even using ****. I agree it is not always the best espcially for the money but if security is a concern and not just virus's, is there any other packages that do all in one as well as Nortons.

I agree it may have mor dramas with GTX as it seems to do more and may affect memory usuage more so but maybe not so much with ****.

Thats all.

I agree that AVG is very good, even better as it is FREE, but my new PC came with Nortons and I have been using that with no problems so far, but if anything came to light I would be straight back with AVG.

Spybot Search & Destroy is also a another must have program, again FREE and worth it weight in gold. As it is primarily designed to find and eliminate spyware & addware I also have Winpatrol with Scotty the watchdog who barks & flags up any new processes that have installed themselves. Again this is FREE & falls into the must have category.

Add Zonealarm firewall, (again FREE) & I reckon I might just about have all bases covered.

One of the programs I use and swear by.http://www.intermute.com/spysubtrac...r_download.html

No, not all bases are covered for broadband because they can still get past the modem. So you need to external firewall at the modem end.

Some modems have their own firewalls and routers.
Highly reccomended to have a firewalled Modem.

Without a firewalled modem, it's like your front and back yard has no high fence but your front door is still guarded with software firewall, and this taxes the PC.
If a hacker wants to, they can still get in through the "front door" with an "axe".
So if you have a firewalled modem,chances are they won't bother with the "front or back door".
It's a little known fact,but some advertising companies employ hackers to keep updating their spyware.

[QUOTE=bluetown]I thought this information might interest most users if they are having problems with web browsers.

That looks like me when my bet doesn't run a hole.

Kenchar,
it's a reply actauly to Marcus,( due respect,ofcourse) thought he might want to try and dispute open source projects as discussed earlier in the post.
The source code is freely available for him to do as he likes and change it's name, then sell a browser and become famous.
Who would then purchase his browser when it's free anyway ?

No offence Marcus, but why do so many thwart the idea of a similar project, but a racing program instead ?
I know it's been discussed here before. Somewhere I read it but the thread seems to have dissapeared.