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Until you sign up you can't do much. Yes, it's free.
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PwnedMark
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I would switch from Norton to a few other programs such as ZoneAlarm, Avast, and AdAware. All of these are obtainable in the proffessional version if you don't mind doing some pira7ing..... Not that I would know how to do that!
But if you are adament about keeping Norton, the Easiest way would be to contact them via email, or even phone, rather than looking through many options or manuals. Customer service usually isnt too bad.
OR you could obtain another dialing number from MSN to connect to, if it is dial up and straight through MSN, which is my guess.
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( penguincube )
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It worked up until yesterday, what would have changed? There is nothing in options or whatever where I can choose what programs it lets connect to the Internet? When I try to sign on norton says "Automatically created rules for MSN Messenger [OK]" Can i change the "rules"? Or find out why it set them the way it did?
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PwnedMark
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I'm going to honestly say I have no idea, and the best solution you have is call up Symantec about it as soon as you can.
I yet again recomend the switch of programs, but this is only because I rate Norton along the lines of the devil that is Wal- Mart.
May I also inquire as to how you are on now?
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