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Crawler Releases Spyware Terminator 2.5.7 with Client-to-Client Updater

Spyware Terminator, one of the world"s most popular free antispyware programs, delivers new features to users. BOCA RATON, FL, June 13, 2009 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Crawler, LLC, provider of free software for Internet users has released the latest version of its popular antispyware application, Spyware Terminator(TM) 2.5.7. With over 23 million installations and over 900,000 items in its spyware database, Spyware Terminator has become one of the most popular free antispyware applications in the world. Spyware Terminator 2.5.7 introduces system updates that enhance functionality and streamline usability. Spyware Terminator 2.5.7 includes these new features: • Client-to-Client Updater - A client-to-client updater has been added, allowing users to download spyware database and application updates that are readily available from other users" computers. Using the built-in client-to-client updater ensures accessibility to the latest protection at all times and alleviates the demands and traffic loads placed on the Spyware Terminator servers. • New Tools Tab - A new Tools tab consolidates all tools into one location where users can quickly access them to resolve issues as needed. • Enhanced System Settings - Users can now select all items when choosing to restore system settings and can make a single batch system restore with just one click. • New Details Window - Users can better understand their actions with a new details window that was added to the System Settings tab. Now they can view details for every single item listed on this screen. Availability: Spyware Terminator 2.5.7 is available free for home and business use at www.spywareterminator.com and will be available soon at most free download websites. Optionally, version 2.5.7 can be downloaded with free open source antivirus program ClamAV and Web Security Guard(TM). Spyware Terminator 2.5.7 is easy to install and compatible with all major operating systems. About Crawler, LLC: Crawler, LLC is a leading innovator of search technology and software applications focusing on rich, interactive experiences and safety for consumers and businesses. Crawler products are meticulously developed and are highly ranked by industry experts and users alike. The company is dedicated to the idea that everyone worldwide should have access to free software. Crawler, LLC is one of a family of companies in the Xacti(TM) Group. Xacti has a global mission to create and operate a diversified portfolio of scalable businesses through the innovative use of technology. To learn more, visit www.crawler.com and www.xacti.com. Note to editors: Crawler, Spyware Terminator and Web Security Guard are trademarks of Crawler, LLC. Other company or product names mentioned herein are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective companies.


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