<BuddyB@yippy.ti.ye> wrote in message news:ffiehv4tegroi38vichq10e3q7nstn3p2o@4ax.com...

Aw hell, I'll answer anyway.

....and I'll assume you mean anti-trojan and anti-virus.

Some of the better anti-virus programs do a good enough job
of detecting trojans to make running *both* unnecessary.

Some *high risk* users will not see much benefit from
either because they will not properly use them anyway.

I would suggest a good AV and an occasional AT scan
coupled with safe computing practices. But it is *possible*
to be completely safe with only the latter, if properly done.

(but I wouldn't even trust myself to be that thorough)