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Re: AVAST 2015 R3 SP1 (2015.10.3.2225)
« Reply #135 on: September 07, 2015, 04:19:03 PM »
Ahhhhh

Thanks. Now I understand.

Hopefully the problems generated in 2223 and up that ALSO affected SP3 like lost r-click on Outlook, etc will be resolved, as well.

I'll keep "listening"/(hopefully) learning.

You're welcome and yes it has also effected XP SP3 systems and some on win7 also. I believe that the issue of right click in Outlook is being addressed in later beta builds.

Avast! have now acknowledged the problems in displaying images in some sites, in another topic and are now working on it.

Hi,
thanks for reporting, we are working on a fix.
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Re: AVAST 2015 R3 SP1 (2015.10.3.2225)
« Reply #136 on: September 08, 2015, 02:52:28 PM »
I'm making my annual check into avast updates. At this point see no reason to change.  2014.9.0.2021 (June 2014) is still working on this XP SP3 box. The only reason I might update is if the GUI has improved. I find it very difficult to negotiate and find anything. Too many complicated "features", 95%+ of which I don't want anyway. For example I had to spend almost an hour to figure out where the exclusions and virus chest are located then make suitable entries. Fortunately I don't have to do that very often, once a year is plenty.

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Re: AVAST 2015 R3 SP1 (2015.10.3.2225)
« Reply #137 on: September 08, 2015, 03:15:27 PM »
I'm making my annual check into avast updates. At this point see no reason to change.  2014.9.0.2021 (June 2014) is still working on this XP SP3 box. The only reason I might update is if the GUI has improved. I find it very difficult to negotiate and find anything. Too many complicated "features", 95%+ of which I don't want anyway. For example I had to spend almost an hour to figure out where the exclusions and virus chest are located then make suitable entries. Fortunately I don't have to do that very often, once a year is plenty.
There is a very easy way to reach the virus chest. :)
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Re: AVAST 2015 R3 SP1 (2015.10.3.2225)
« Reply #138 on: September 16, 2015, 07:40:20 PM »
Yes, that helps. Thanks.
I wish it also allowed a simple shortcut to exclusions which are too complicated anyway. I've found them at two different locations.

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Re: AVAST 2015 R3 SP1 (2015.10.3.2225)
« Reply #139 on: September 16, 2015, 10:17:56 PM »
Yes, that helps. Thanks.
I wish it also allowed a simple shortcut to exclusions which are too complicated anyway. I've found them at two different locations.
I don't have any exclusions. :)
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