File extentions changed when installing Norton

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Last night I installed Norton Anti Virus 2006. When I rebooted most of my
"program" files extension had been changed to .Ink. I can not access any
Office programs including Outlook Express. However, I can click on an
attached file on AOL in eithe Word or Excel and they will load. From there I
can access the rest of their programs.
If responding by email please use (e-mail address removed).
Please help.
Thanks,
Eddie Clinton

 

[Douglas J. Steele]

Sorry, this newsgroup is for questions about Access, the database product
that's part of Office Professional.

You'd be best off seeing whether there's any information on the Symantec
site.

--
Doug Steele, Microsoft Access MVP

(no private e-mails, please)

Last night I installed Norton Anti Virus 2006. When I rebooted most of my
"program" files extension had been changed to .Ink. I can not access any
Office programs including Outlook Express. However, I can click on an
attached file on AOL in eithe Word or Excel and they will load. From there
I
can access the rest of their programs.
If responding by email please use (e-mail address removed).

Sorry, that's not how newsgroups work. When you post a question to a
newsgroup, you come back to the newsgroup to get the answer. It's also not a
good idea to post your real e-mail in newsgroups: there are "address
harvesters" that provide e-mail addresses to spammers.