From: "Robert Comer" 

> Just because the symptoms go away when Norton is de-installed does not
> mean that Norton has the buggy software.

Nor does it make Outlook the culprit either.  I particularly like Outlook
either, but given my experience with both outlook and Norton, it's not even
close, Norton is ***SO*** much worse.

- Bob Comer


"Mike '/m'"  wrote in message
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> On Fri, 7 Oct 2005 19:49:27 -0400, "Geo"
 wrote:
>
>>"Mike '/m'"  wrote in message
>>news:2fjbk15kr65crk88h23ea9or5h0l9rev20{at}4ax.com...
>>
>>> I'm not a fan of Norton at all.  Remember me?  I was the one who first
>>> posted about AtGuard here [what seems to be] a long, long time ago, and
>>> I was shouted down at the time.  Then after a while, people came around.
>>> I hate Symantec for what they did to AtGuard.  I fear that they will do
>>> the same to Sygate...
>>
>>Simple enough to find out if all the outlook bugs you are seeing are
>>related
>>or not, uninstall that pos antivirus program and get avg or avast
>>antivirus
>>instead. (both have free versions).
>
> Actually, that won't isolate the bugs.  The bugs could still be in
> Outlook, but are triggered by the presence of Norton.
>
> Just because the symptoms go away when Norton is de-installed does not
> mean that Norton has the buggy software.
>
> /m

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