WARNING: Norton AV2003 may cripple your PC !!

[John John]

Why in God's name does it have to go checking certificates
whenever I simply try to right-click?

Are you so perfect as to invoke God's name, have you never ever made a
mistake? How many software companies can you name with perfect records?
Have MS not ever issued patches with bugs, name one perfect thing in
this world. And Symantec did work on the problem and informed it's
customers of the fix on their web site. Certainly this error/bug pales
in comparison to the security holes in the MS OS, witness the Blaster
outbreak last year, something all the security experts had warned MS
about long, long before the fact.

I know I for one made a mistake once... I thought I was wrong when
actually I was right...

John

 

[HPO Jury = Malenoid]

On Fri, 9 Jan 2004 19:15:18 -0000, "Shiperton Henethe"

I would dearly love to ban M$.
But in this case the poor response time
and lack of roll-back is my complaint.

A day without email meant a working day lost.
A day of my time is worth a lot to me.

</whine>



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"Sensations are merely an awareness of the present
and cannot be retained beyond the immediate moment."
Ayn Rand

"Music is the only phenomenon that permits an adult
to experience the process of dealing with pure sense
data. Single musical tones are not percepts, but
pure sensations; they become percepts only when
integrated."

Ayn Rand

 

[HPO Jury = Malenoid]

Please address the right-click question.

If anybody else complains then I will. But if you're so smart then
figure it out yourself.

Why in God's name does it have to go checking certificates
whenever I simply try to right-click?

Nobody claimed that.

The other thing that always did irritate us was the
fact that NAV always insisted in telling you how
clever it had been catching each and every virus.
Fine but dont stop the computer each time.
Damned irritating. And if there *was* an option
to stop it doing so it was too counter-intuitive
for any of us to find. So that makes it pants
either way!

Damn, when are they ever going to come out with that perfect computer
that never breaks down?
--

"Sensations are merely an awareness of the present
and cannot be retained beyond the immediate moment."
Ayn Rand

"Music is the only phenomenon that permits an adult
to experience the process of dealing with pure sense
data. Single musical tones are not percepts, but
pure sensations; they become percepts only when
integrated."

Ayn Rand

 

[jay b]

I would dearly love to ban M$.
But in this case the poor response time
and lack of roll-back is my complaint.

A day without email meant a working day lost.
A day of my time is worth a lot to me.


Ship

I've been using Symantec AV for years and I find it is a good
product. One day of trouble out of 10 or whatever years I find is a good
track record. I don't know what the big deal is with this. We can
blame Micro$oft for all the viruses that are floating around and that
I get about 100 / week for. They all take time to download and cost me
money. Maybe you should switch to Linux if you're worried about things
costing you money.

jason




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[jay b]

Are you so perfect as to invoke God's name, have you never ever made a
mistake? How many software companies can you name with perfect records?
Have MS not ever issued patches with bugs, name one perfect thing in
this world. And Symantec did work on the problem and informed it's
customers of the fix on their web site. Certainly this error/bug pales
in comparison to the security holes in the MS OS, witness the Blaster
outbreak last year, something all the security experts had warned MS
about long, long before the fact.

I know I for one made a mistake once... I thought I was wrong when
actually I was right...

John

My feelings exactly. This has lasted what ? A day ? You try making a
product as complex as SystemWorks and not having any probems ever. And
if you need some thing to compain about MS makes mistakes with their
mail client all the time bitch about.

jason


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[HPO Jury = Malenoid]

I've been using Symantec AV for years and I find it is a good
product. One day of trouble out of 10 or whatever years I find is a good
track record. I don't know what the big deal is with this. We can
blame Micro$oft for all the viruses that are floating around and that
I get about 100 / week for. They all take time to download and cost me
money. Maybe you should switch to Linux if you're worried about things
costing you money.

MailWasher Pro solved that e-mail worm/virus problem for me. There may
be other programs that work just as well or better, but I'm just
saying you don't have to put up with it.
--

"Sensations are merely an awareness of the present
and cannot be retained beyond the immediate moment."
Ayn Rand

"Music is the only phenomenon that permits an adult
to experience the process of dealing with pure sense
data. Single musical tones are not percepts, but
pure sensations; they become percepts only when
integrated."

Ayn Rand

 

[TheWanderer]

I think you mean 2004 version

There is complaints of it making IE VERY slow and they have no explanation
fo rit.

 

[Cody]

"HPO Jury = Malenoid" wrote

Damn, when are they ever going to come out with that perfect computer
that never breaks down?

When the sun rises in the West and GW Bush learns how to speak English
properly. In the meantime, back up is a computer user's best friend.

Cody