You need to get a special tool from Norton's website to really get it
off the machine.
For antivirus you can go with one of the free ones- Avast or AVG.
I've heard really good things about NOD32 but you need to buy that.
For a firewall you are pretty safe if you have a router with a NAT
Attention K-MartI mean online shoppers! I hear that tomorrow is Black
Monday, the Internet equivalent of brick and mortar's black Friday.
An invention of the media. Internet shopping does not really get into
full swing until the latter half of Dec.
I usually start shopping at comparison
for my devices, yes it is. I have a nokia 6126 and a plantronics 655. the
plantronics has some noise reduction. the mike is planted against my cheek,
and the speaker is crammed in my ear.
when it is on, neither the nokia speaker or mike are on.
when using the nokia straight, I have
Don't know about the below, but I just bought a Panasonic DMC-FZ18
(18 power optical zoom) for $350 at Buy.com. It was the best price I
could find on the web for the black version of the camera. The silver
version was a little cheaper, but I like the black color better.
Jeff M
On Nov
One subscriber mentioned that I would need a special tool from Norton's
website to really get their AV off of my computer.
can anybody help me locate this? Norton is not exactly forthcoming with
the info!
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I have an ActiSys ACT-IR4000US USB IR port that doesn't work anymore. I
have WinXPsp2 up to date and the latest drivers for the device (not the
native WinXP ones the manufacturer says will NOT work). WinXP device
manager showed a bang under hidden devices titled IRDA Protocol which I
I prefer ZA (free) and my router. ZA can let you know if an App is
trying to access the 'net
YMMV
Subject: Re: problem with Thunderbird Starpower
will Add or Remove Programs do the trick?
then, what do u recommend for AV?
ZA for Firewall? or Windoze?
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I am open to the guidance of
On Nov 28, 2007 9:57 AM, Judy Cosler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
One subscriber mentioned that I would need a special tool from Norton's
website to really get their AV off of my computer.
can anybody help me locate this? Norton is not exactly forthcoming with
the info!
Judy,
Try this page:
At 6:00 PM -0500 11/28/07, Stephen Brownfield wrote:
It has been a couple weeks and I really haven't heard anything good
or bad about X.4.11. Any thoughts on it?
Works for me. G4 14 iBook
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Roger
Lovettsville, VA
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Note that, like many things you read on the internet, the suggestion
that removing Norton Antivirus will help whatever problem you're
having is probably inaccurate. Every time you hear 1 (or 10 or 20)
members bash [fill in the blank software/hardware/OS], you have to ask
yourself: If it's so bad,
I was all ready to point you to Snopes.com, but if this is actually
true it's one of the wackiest laws I've ever heard of. It would
certainly mean I'd have to charge tax if I looked at a computer, but
not a washing machine.? I've been in the service industry all my life
and we've never charged tax
Does anyone in the DC-Metro area know where, I can get case feet? I
need to replace the set on my full-tower case.
I appreciate your help.
Christopher
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A couple of people answered you the last time you asked. At the time I
resisted, but since you asked again, I'll ask: Why do you NEED feet
on your case anyway?. I can't remember the last time I put them on a
system I've built. Although, it's been a while since a case I've
bought included
Tony B wrote:
A couple of people answered you the last time you asked. At the time I resisted, but
since you asked again, I'll ask: Why do you NEED feet on your case anyway?. I
can't remember the last time I put them on a system I've built. Although, it's been a
while since a case I've
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