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In article <B993EE96.1F5F%wilga@lesmills.net.au>,
 Wilga Hawkins <wilga@lesmills.net.au> wrote:

> 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.

Ah. I needed to do a clean install (I was also upgrading my hard disk). 
I suspect this is where the different experiences come from. I installed 
10.2 and then couldn't get NAV to install. I suspect if I had already 
had it installed there might not have been a problem.

J.