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On 29/8/02 1:26 PM, in article julie-441F1D.13260729082002@news.newsguy.com,
"julie simpson" <julie@auroramedia.net> wrote:

> In article <B990ED40.C4C7%trymeREMOVE@THISmac.com>,
> Tryme <trymeREMOVE@THISmac.com> wrote:
> 
>> In three weeks of use I haven't struck any problems with Office X, Adobe
>> apps or NAV 8. There is an issue with Norton Utilities which I imagine will
>> be rectified soon.
> 
> Um. No. There *is* a problem with NAV 8.0 - it won't install. See
> http://service2.symantec.com/SUPPORT/num.nsf/docid/2002082314075811
> 
> As you mention, there is also a problem with Norton Utilities, not that
> that worries me. The conflict there (amd also with NAV if you could get
> that far) is with the "LiveUpdate" function of Norton's products, which
> conflict with OS10's security permissions.
> 
> I quote: "At this time, Symantec Macintosh software will not run in Mac
> OS X v10.2." I assume, from that statement and my own experiences, that
> Symantec mean *all* their Macintosh software.
>

That�s not strictly true. I am running 10.2 and Norton Antivirus version
8.0. It seems to run fine. I had some initial problems when I installed NAV
first off, but these were fixed when I updated to the latest version. If you
install NAV and run LiveUpdate before rebooting then it seemed to work (I
found that out by looking at the Symantec site and searching on the error
message that I was receiving). The problem I was getting was with NAV
Autoprotect.

Regards,
Wilga
 
> J.