>>
>> *** That will change with Macs that run on Intel chips. I would think
>> that any Mac that can run native Windows software would be open
>> to more viruses.
>>
>> Of course, as Macs regain their popularity, I can see more viruses
>> being written for them.
>>
> I'd disagree on Macs regaining their popularity - which was originally based
> within the graphic-design and CAD industry's requirement for their much
> higher display resolution. Today the PC can match the Mac's display
> resolution. Couple that with the much wider choice of software (and resulting
> lower cost) and, IMHO, Apple have a difficult if not impossible task in
> catch-up.
>
> --
> Tony Morgan
>
Not really Tony. See my other post here about virus creators.
Its all in the nrs as I said before, the one true way to avoid them
is to use a computer that has its OS in ROM chips rather than
RAM such as the PC's do. Its still in the nrs. Virus creaters
want to hit the whole world in the face, not a 3% of them!!
Joe