norton antivirus

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michel w

I downloaded norton antivirus professionall 2004 for a 15 day try out.
But now I need a
subsciption key, and or a serial number. Can any body help me with that .
thankyou

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michel said:
I downloaded norton antivirus professionall 2004 for a 15 day try
out. But now I need a
subsciption key, and or a serial number. Can any body help me with
that . thankyou

version 10.0.0.109
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Wrong newsgroup. Try elsewhere.
 
"michel w" a écrit le/schreef op/wrote on 18/11/2003
I downloaded norton antivirus professionall 2004 for a 15 day try out.
But now I need a
subsciption key, and or a serial number. Can any body help me with that .
thankyou

version 10.0.0.109
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Da's weeral een "echte" Nederlander :-(
Again, typical Dutch behavior

Use this one: http://www.free-av.com

It's Free!! 'and real good)
 
michel said:
I downloaded norton antivirus professionall 2004 for a 15 day try
out. But now I need a
subsciption key, and or a serial number. Can any body help me with
that . thankyou

version 10.0.0.109
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Why don't you try a great FREE AV program called AVG Anti-Virus. (see
www.grisoft.com . The link to the free version can be found at
http://www.grisoft.com/us/us_dwnl_free.php )

I gave up on Norton AV a while ago. It was too slow and took up too many
resources on my computer. I will never go back to Norton AV!

Rob
 
Trying to get a word in edge-wise "michel w" wrote in
I downloaded norton antivirus professionall 2004 for a 15 day try out.
But now I need a
subsciption key, and or a serial number. Can any body help me with that .
thankyou

version 10.0.0.109
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Ask yourself, "Self, do you really want to open that Zip file?"
 
OOOOOH The newsgroup police. The file is safe and **** symantec they make
the viruses to sell there software!!
 
OOOOOH The newsgroup police.
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It has nothing to do with being the "newsgroup police".

A.) It's common netiquette.
B.) There are groups for binaries. They're really easy to
find...they have "binaries" in the name.
The file is safe
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Oh, well, if a stranger says so it MUST be true...I suppose you tell
your children (ok, ok, brothers and sisters) that eating candy from
strangers is ok as long as the stranger says the candy is safe?
and **** symantec
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Yeah, you tell 'em!!
they make the viruses to sell there software!!
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Ooh, everyone loves a conspiracy silly--er, I mean, theory--especially
when there are no facts to back them up!
 
Sure let me call my friends at Business Software Associates. They want to
meet people ust like you!
 
michel w said:
I downloaded norton antivirus professionall 2004 for a 15 day try out.
But now I need a
subsciption key, and or a serial number. Can any body help me with that .
thankyou

version 10.0.0.109
Click to expand...

Contact symantec.

Or for personal use, try Avast!, AntiVir, or AVG. If you only need
on-demand scan, also examine BitDefender and Antidote. These and
others are linked in numerous threads. Some are listed in
pricelessware.org.

Computer Associates etrust antivirus and firewall are available for
one year according to a post I just saw.

BillR
 
Ahhh Religious group. The biggest brainwashed scammers of all.
--

Andrew C Cooper said:
Sure let me call my friends at Business Software Associates. They want to
meet people ust like you!
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Snip offending spam
 
Ooh, everyone loves a conspiracy silly--er, I mean, theory--especially
when there are no facts to back them up!
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You all got screwed by Enron and WorldCom . They own Symantec. So screw
them.
 
dkg_ctc said:
It has nothing to do with being the "newsgroup police".

A.) It's common netiquette.
B.) There are groups for binaries. They're really easy to
find...they have "binaries" in the name.


Oh, well, if a stranger says so it MUST be true...I suppose you tell
your children (ok, ok, brothers and sisters) that eating candy from
strangers is ok as long as the stranger says the candy is safe?
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I agree on norton. But just what IS a binary post as apposed to this one?
I thought ALL print was binary???
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I agree on norton. But just what IS a binary post as apposed to
this one? I thought ALL print was binary???
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*snip*

While all data on a computer comes down to binary, the common usage is
the content of the file. If it contains only ASCII text, then it's
usually labeled ASCII. If it contains non-ASCII text, then it's
usually labeled as binary.

Examples of ASCII: TXT, HTML, RTF
Examples of binary: EXE, ZIP, RAR, GIF, etc
 
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