[Httpd Wiki] Update of "Info/ThirdPartyBundled" by pctony

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The comment on the change is:
added new product, and used table rather than a list

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  There is nothing more disconcerting than looking at ps, top, or a Windows task manager window
  and seeing unfamiliar/unexpected programs.  One of the top 3 security reports/FAQs is "Why did
+ Apache take over my PC?"  
+ 
- Apache take over my PC?"  To dispel concerns, and track why httpd or Apache.exe may be running
+ To dispel concerns, and track why httpd or Apache.exe may be running
  on a system, here is a list of products known to (unexpectedly!) bundle Apache HTTP Server and 
  run their own local, private copies of the server.
  
  == Windows Platform ==
  
  ==== Products known to bundle and run a local copy of Apache.exe ====
- * NVIDIA Forceware Network Access Manager
  
+ ||  || || '''''Product Name''''' ||
+ || '''N''' || || NVIDIA Forceware Network Access Manager ||
+ || '''T''' || || Trend Micro Antivirus Clients (OfficeScan) ||
+