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AGREEMENT STATEMENT:
- This software is to only be used while you are either a student or employee of Bowling Green State University. When your
student or employee status ends with Bowling Green State University, you must delete this software from your computer.
- Reverse assembling, de-compiling, or otherwise attempting to recreate the source code of this software is forbidden.
- Copying of the Anti-Virus CD is strictly prohibited.
HOW TO USE THE CD:
The Anti-Virus CD actually contains software for both the Macintosh and PC platforms. It will recognize which platform you
are using and make that set of software available. Click once on the name of the software you want to install. Read any notes
about that application and click once on any menu item in the lower-left corner. When you are ready to install the software,
select 'Continue Installing ..." The installers do not require any additional software to perform the installation unless
noted. When finished using the CD, click on 'Quit Installation Menu' in the upper-right corner of main menu.
The CD contains both licensed software and freeware. The licensed software, that can be used by any current faculty, staff
or student at BGSU, are the anti-virus applications.
WHAT APPLICATIONS ARE INCLUDED:
- McAfee Virus Scan 4.5.1(For Windows 98, Windows NT & older systems): To adequately protect your system against known viruses, you need to install
an anti-virus program (the engine) and the current DAT file which tells the engine what viruses to check for. So that the
anti-virus program checks for current viruses, the DAT file needs to be periodically updated. Although you can manually update
the DAT file by selecting Update Now... on the menu, it is suggested that you set up AutoUpdate to automatically update the
DAT file. For more information about virus software at BGSU and the current DAT file, see the Virus Protection Self Help page.
- McAfee Virus Scan 8.5 (For Windows XP and Vista): To adequately protect your system against known viruses, you need to install an anti-virus program
(the engine) and the current DAT file which tells the engine what viruses to check for. So that the anti-virus program checks
for current viruses, the DAT file needs to be periodically updated. Although you can manually update the DAT file by selecting
Update Now... on the menu, it is suggested that you set up AutoUpdate to automatically update the DAT file. For more information
about virus software at BGSU and the current DAT file, see the Virus Protection Self Help page.
- Adobe Reader 8 for Windows: This software is freely distributed by Adobe to view, enter data in forms and print PDF files. You cannot, however, save
the data in a form with Adobe Reader.
If you need applications that were available on the older Anti-Virus/Internet/Email CD, they are still available on the BGSU Software Server.
For further assistance, please call the TSC at 419-372-0999.
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