I wouldn't even use Symantec or McAfee anti virus. They are only added to
new PCs because the PC Manufacturer gets a commission when you renew your
subscription with Symantec (Norton) and/or McAfee.
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"David B." <mail@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Symantec and MacAfee aren't compatible with anything, let alone Vista.
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> "Steve Cochran" <scochran@xxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:BB3BBDD4-D5C7-4CDE-9EC7-F09F3C51C5E8@xxxxxx Quote:
>> Several of those have been shown in this newsgroup and elsewhere NOT to
>> be compatible with Vista. Many of those, when installed, result in non-
>> or dys- functionality of Windows Mail.
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>> I don't see AVAST on there either, which is one of the more compatible
>> products.
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>> I wonder how much the companies paid Microsoft to get listed on that
>> page. And I wonder how many of those products Microsoft actually tested
>> to see if they were in fact compatible.
>>
>> steve
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>> <robertmiles@xxxxxx> wrote in message
>> news:OlmCrzrLJHA.3080@xxxxxx>> >