From: "Geo" 

"Mike '/m'"  wrote in message
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> 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.

If certain problems like brakes overheating on your M3 only appear when you
are towing a 10,000 lb trailer, is the problem with the car or with the
trailer? You seem to be saying blame the car.

I've done network sniffs to track down some norton related problems, for
example when norton talks to a mail server, there are times when the mail
server finishes the data part of the transfer and waits for an OK response
which norton never sends, then Outlook pops up an error message that the
mail server is not responding, all the time it's norton talking to both.

Don't discount the possibility that Norton is buggy so easily, everything,
and I do mean everything I have seen points to it.

Geo.

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