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AT&T security suite - Norton Antivirus Software
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Satchfan
Greetings Jkc73.
Norton issue complete. (I did get some helpful advice from Tallin and Doug though).
Over and out.
Regards,
Satchfan
Jkc73
Hi Satchfan,
Glad that you were able to sort out your issue.
I also changed from using Symantec Norton anti-virus products to using another product that has suited me well.
So I have to agree with Doug when he states
Hope you are enjoying yourself at WTT
Kind Regards,
Jkc73
with out a doubt, between them they have a wealth of knowledge and experience.(I did get some helpful advice from Tallin and Doug though).
Glad that you were able to sort out your issue.
I also changed from using Symantec Norton anti-virus products to using another product that has suited me well.
So I have to agree with Doug when he states
Symantec is the one with the Problem.
They are going to have to work long and hard to persuade folks to come back, after treating them in such a shabby way with prior Versions.
Hope you are enjoying yourself at WTT
Kind Regards,
Jkc73
Satchfan
Thanks for the reply Jkc73.
Does this mean the Norton thing is not finished?
Maybe we should start a debate forum just for Norton-bloody-virus and family. On second thoughts, I think we have already given them too much air space.
Am thoroughly enjoying WTT. I am in the middle of Easy PL 11 at the moment. Malware Classroom hard work but rewarding - well, will be eventually I hope.
Cheers
Satchfan
Jkc73
Agreed —>given them too much air space.Does this mean the Norton thing is not finished?
Maybe we should start a debate forum just for Norton-bloody-virus and family. On second thoughts, I think we have already given them too much air space.
Am thoroughly enjoying WTT. I am in the middle of Easy PL 11 at the moment. Malware Classroom hard work but rewarding - well, will be eventually I hope.
I try to keep in mind
"Clarity of Vision, is the Newbie Key to Success"
~Jkc73