norton security

Chris wrote:
> hey
> tday i was trying 2 , install my new norton internet security ( 07 )
> but it sed i needed 2 delete my old version 1st ,
> so i went 2 control panel n add n remove programs 2 delete it but it wasnt
> there n i carnt find it anywere , any suggestions ppl ?
> get bk 2 me a.s.a.p it expires in 14 days so hurry
>


Is English a second or third language for you? If so, may I
suggest that you try posting your question in a news group dedicated to
your native language? I say this not to insult or offend, but rather to
point out that you're not likely to get much help, if no one can
understand what you're asking.

Otherwise, I'd suggest you start by reposting in standard English,
complete with paragraphs, sentences, capital letters where appropriate,
and punctuation. As it is, your post is quite undecipherable: some of
the the words used are from the English language, but are completely
meaningless as currently assembled.

Help us help you:
http://dts-l.org/goodpost.htm
http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html

At a wild guess, you've some sort of problem with a "Norton" product?
If so, direct your questions towards Symantec; this is a Windows XP
newsgroup.


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Bruce Chambers

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> Is English a second or third language for you? If so, may I suggest
> that you try posting your question in a news group dedicated to your
> native language? I say this not to insult or offend, but rather to point
> out that you're not likely to get much help, if no one can understand what
> you're asking.
>
> Otherwise, I'd suggest you start by reposting in standard English,
> complete with paragraphs, sentences, capital letters where appropriate,
> and punctuation. As it is, your post is quite undecipherable: some of the
> the words used are from the English language, but are completely
> meaningless as currently assembled.
>
> Help us help you:
> http://dts-l.org/goodpost.htm
> http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html
>
> At a wild guess, you've some sort of problem with a "Norton" product? If
> so, direct your questions towards Symantec; this is a Windows XP
> newsgroup.
>
>
> --
>
> Bruce Chambers
>
Come on, Bruce! Haven't you learned "chatspeak" yet?

Tom
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