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Posted by =?Utf-8?B?UGFuZGFfbWFu?= on March 11, 2006, 11:51 am
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"Patrick Whittle" wrote:
> We have been using Symantec (Norton) Internet Security at home. Something
> very annoying happens that I can not disable and shut off. You can be in
> the middle of typing something like I am now, and a Windows taskbar applet
> from Symantec will pop-up in the bottom-right corner off the start bar
> saying "Rules automatically created for the program: Microsoft Windows
> Messenger". This puts focus on the OK button (Snap-to and Smart move in
> Control Panel is shut off on my mouse) and the insertion point looses focus.
> Do you know what I mean? The system-wide cursor where Windows positions for
> text insertion point, looses focus.
>
> How can I disable this notification in Norton Internet Security?
>
I am not sure if you can disable these notifications but what you can do is
to contact Symantec Tech support and ask them for help.
http://www.symantec.com/techsupp/
Because these rules are connected to the firewall protection of Norton IS ,
you can change to another version of Norton or even another antivirus
software.
I do think Norton IS is pointless software (my opinion) however the best
Symantec software still is Norton System Works.
You can change to Norton Antivirus 2006 or Norton System Works.
Download a trial version from Symantec's site
http://www.symantec.com
and after you try , contact Symantec and ask to change.
If you wish to change to another security software , you can have a look at
Panda Software or Kaspersky Lab products which I find for the best.
Do not hesitate to contact the Community again ! :)
Panda_man
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