Norton 2009, a new animal?

Started by Gary, Sep 22, 2008, 09:06:00

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Ray

I though he was perhaps still simmering about his electrical and building work.  ;D
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Rik

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David

Thats not fair ,I turn my backand that Ray is there...its not easy to type with these boxing gloves on  ;D


Befor you ask (you lot) I have to wear them as Im teething  ;D
Many hammer all over the wall and believe that with each blow they hit the nail on the head.

Ray

Quote from: badpianoplayer on Sep 22, 2008, 15:33:35
Befor you ask (you lot) I have to wear them as Im teething  ;D

Are you sure that's the reason, David.  ;D :whistle:
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David

 :rofl: :rofl2: Ray you can be so cruel at times  ;D
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Ray

I think he might be a little "punch drunk", Rik.  ;D
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He's gone quiet, hope he hasn't knocked himself out.  ;D
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David

I have just eaten.I hope you are all dressed for battle.....shirt jacket and all have your Tyson  ;D
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Rik

:grn:

Strange time to eat, David. Was that the snack between snacks? ;D
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David

I have to eat with the rest of them and the night shift come on at  5 and I dont fancy the soup tonight  ;D
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David

Thouht you would,your name is scribbled on the wall  :whistle:


Which room though ?
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Ray

Quote from: badpianoplayer on Sep 22, 2008, 16:45:04
Thouht you would,your name is scribbled on the wall  :whistle:


Which room though ?

The smallest?  :whistle:
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Rik

The Victor Sylvester room?  :angel:
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David

Quote from: Sheltieuk on Sep 22, 2008, 16:47:21
The smallest?  :whistle:

Well he had the word Wham next to it  ???

Your guess is as good as mine  :eyebrow:
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Rik

More likely two whammies in my case, David. ;)
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David

Many hammer all over the wall and believe that with each blow they hit the nail on the head.

mrapoc

somebody compared it to eset nod32 3.0!!!!


really is exciting - i always hated norton (after norton 2004...urgh) but this does look promising

Gary

Tried it, hated it, took over your pc as Norton always does even installed a gadget in the vista sidebar, massive toolbar you have to have with NORTON in big letters all with no options to stop on install, it would not update properly even though I had net access and froze pc, restored back to Kaspersky.....happy days all is well, it does uninstall properly though, I checked befor using an image nothing much left over at all....I would say I had a bad install but Norton still force you to use active x in IE to "chat" about issues, no direct email access without a good hunt around, I hated it. Game over ;D
Damned, if you do damned if you don't

Simon

Oh, that's not good, is it?  It's the plastering itself all over the place I hate - almost like being branded.  I've been bidding on ebay for a cheap license (2007 / 2008 is apparently usable), but wouldn't go above a fiver, and didn't get one.  Think I'll stop bidding now.  ;)
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Rik

They haven't learnt anything then, Gary.
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Quote from: Rik on Sep 24, 2008, 10:01:11
They haven't learnt anything then, Gary.
No, it may be faster and lighter but it takes control of your pc and brands it, shame really you don't want NORTON in 8mm high bold font at the left of your browser in a toolbar that clutters firefox and IE, let alone putting a gadgt in my sidebar in Vista without asking me if I want it :mad: Norton is like the AOL  of the AV market :shake:
Damned, if you do damned if you don't