From: "Dave Ings" 

Well, I can match that. the anti-spam features of NIS (w/Outlook 2003
integration) do not work with multiple XP users. So under my ID Outlook
uses NIS filtering, under my wife's ID Outlook uses the native filtering.

Like how dumb is that? I complained about this when NIS 2004 come out, but
look where that got me.

Mind you, Outlook itself barely supports (you have to kludge it) multiple
XP users sharing a common address book, a very common home scenario, so
maybe it isn't surprising to observe Symantec took their lead from MS.
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Regards,
Dave Ings,
Toronto, Canada

"Monte Davis"  wrote in message
news:v3r6q01qgmlk8de6257nls1vlouumojd27{at}4ax.com...
> ...like Peter Norton, can I be as stupid as Symantec's coders?
>
> Just ran into this one after imnstalling Norton Internet Security
> 2005. Fortunately, it's only a problem if you're one of the few people
> who has Microsoft Office programs installed.
>
> http://service1.symantec.com/SUPPORT/nav.nsf/5faa3ca6df6f549888256edd0061c0a4
/fc096f3adb76b4d388256f08006d038b?OpenDocument&prod=Norton%20AntiVirus&ver=2005
&src=sg&pcode=nav&svy=&csm=no

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