Norton Internet Security 2004

I have spent the last two days struggling with Norton Internet Security
2004. The program loaded fine. The AntiSpam portion works exceptionally
well...but after install, I was no longer able to launch Dreamweaver. I was
also unable to install some programs using InstallShield. I uninstalled
Norton Internet Security and everything was peachy-keen again. I checked all
settings and permissions to allow the Windows Installer and Dreamweaver full
access to my computer. Still no luck. Has anyone else experienced these same
issues? Thanks.

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Traci McMahan
WebIQ Media

Try to turn off "script blocking".

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"Traci McMahan" <info (AT) webiqmedia (DOT) com> wrote

I have spent the last two days struggling with Norton Internet Security
2004. The program loaded fine. The AntiSpam portion works exceptionally
well...but after install, I was no longer able to launch Dreamweaver. I
was
also unable to install some programs using InstallShield. I uninstalled
Norton Internet Security and everything was peachy-keen again. I checked
all
settings and permissions to allow the Windows Installer and Dreamweaver
full
access to my computer. Still no luck. Has anyone else experienced these
same
issues? Thanks.

--
Traci McMahan
WebIQ Media

I use NAV 2004 and if script protection is on DW 2004 will be very sluggish and freeze a lot.
I just excluded the webserver and DW directory from script protection and suddently I only got a couple of craches a day instead of every 15 min.

"Mummie" wrote:

I use NAV 2004 and if script protection is on DW 2004 will be very sluggish and freeze a lot.
I just excluded the webserver and DW directory from script protection and suddently I only got a couple of craches a day instead of every 15 min.

If you are using XP that's hardly an endorsement.

---- Paul J. Gans