From: bmitts10@comcast.net
Gerald Stombaugh wrote:
> On Sun, 17 Apr 2005 09:24:19 GMT, "qxinfinity"
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>>Yes I have. My friend first loaded NAV. They reloaded everything else. Sorry
>>that's the best I can do. If you need more detail....ASK.
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>>"Robert Baer" wrote in message
>>news:kmX4e.1845$An2.1730@newsread2.news.pas.earthlink.net...
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>>> I have tried numerous times (installs, fudges, etc) to get Norton AV to
>>>recognize even *one* e-mail account in NS7.2 and find that to be
>>>impossible.
>>> I looked in a different hard drive and the registry (on that drive) of a
>>>working NAV with NS4.75, for clues as to how the #$&*(^#$ NAV stores the
>>>info when it self-configured.
>>> Nothing in the registry, unless encrypted; not found on the HD either.
>>> I have also tried so-called "manual configuration" of NAV to no avail.
>>>
>>> Is there *anyone* that has !sucessfully! been able to get NAV to work
>>>with NS7.2?
>>> If so, would you be so kind as to zip up the PREFS.JS file and send it
>>>to me for analysis?
>>> Please state if more thanone e-mail account.
>>> Perhaps with that, i could manually edit my file and make NAV work.
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> Norton caused many problems to the point that I changed to AVG from
> Norton and have been extremely happy with the results and the lack of
> cost, since it is free.
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I run Norton Antivirus, but not
the complete Norton- it tends
to take over ones system. When
this happens it probably is that
Norton is doing too good a job.
Upon the suggestion from some
one here on this NG I loaded only
Norton AV with everything else
turned off. It seems to run pretty
good! It doesn't do system checks
unless I tell it to, that might be why
it works good.
Ben mitts
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