ESS is the best thin I've ever used

[nonmirecordo]

Well, apart from Fine Print.

[ethernal]

care to elaborate? i haven't read the fine print, so if i've just signed away my rear i'd like to know it :P

[Sigid]

...I believe he meant the Fine Print software available from http://www.fineprint.com/

And I'd second him that FinePrint is very well worth having!

[nonmirecordo]

My post was just meant to 'even the score' after reading the similarly titled one 'ESS is the worst thin I've ever used'.

I get annoyed when I read posts with meaningless titles.

As an aside, it took a while to decide whether I mentioned Fine Print or IrfanView!

[WigglyTheGreat]

I have ESS on two of my systems and it runs without issue on both of them. I adjust the settings the way I like and off I go and never have to fiddle with it again. I do occasional different online AV scans and they always come up clean so no worries yet.

[ethernal]

ever since getting a tip from a fellow techie about nod32, i've been very happy. ESS is just another step in the right direction (except for small bugs, but hey, it's new *shrugs*)