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d here: http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadlD=1009863 I did manage to find several very informative articles regarding malware on Macs. Symantec Norton Antivirus for Macintosh m(1 p://www.symantec.cominorton/macintosh/antivirus) is regularly recommended. As an alternative, there is a Mac-cen
d in its appearance in a all applications. The suggestions given were replacing batteries in wireless keyboards and mice (one user uses rechargeable Energizer batteries that recharge in 15 minutes.) The second suggestion was to reboot computers that may have been on for an extended period of time. The thou
here: http://discussions.apple.conilthread.jspa?threadID= 1009863 I did manage to find several very informative articles regarding malware on Macs. Symantec Norton Antivirus for Macintosh (Stp://www.symantec.cominortonfmacintosh/antivirus) is regularly recommended. As an alternative, there is a Mac-cent
d in its appearance in a all applications. The suggestions given were replacing batteries in wireless keyboards and mice (one user uses rechargeable Energizer batteries that recharge in 15 minutes.) The second suggestion was to reboot computers that may have been on for an extended period of time. The thou
here: http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=1009863 I did manage to find several very informative articles regarding malware on Macs. Symantec Norton Antivirus for Macintosh (http://www.symantec.com/norton/macintosh/antivirus) is regularly recommended. As an alternative, there is a Mac-cen
in its appearance in a all applications. The suggestions given were replacing batteries in wireless keyboards and mice (one user uses rechargeable Energizer batteries that recharge in 15 minutes.) The second suggestion was to reboot computers that may have been on for an extended period of time. The tho
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