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Norton Ghost 12 (PC)from: Norton from Symantec January 08, 2007 |
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I have been using Ghost 10 for quite a while. Ghost 10 didn't have the most intuitive of intuitive of interfaces but I quickly got used to its quirks. I had read that the new program had made this all a lot clearer and on first sight it is. It is much larger with nice pie charts and graphics showing you information about what backups you have. After struggling with it for hours, I decided it was far less intuitive or just the same but involving more operations. If you want to delete recovery points, what do you want - tasks or tools? What these people never seem to do when designing these things is to ask their secretaries or girl friends to sit down and try and work it out. They might get some useful suggestions.
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Norton Smartphone Security (PC)from: Norton from Symantec April 30, 2008 |
Vegetarian Books Price: £19.99 Prices subject to change. |
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I have been using Ghost 10 for quite a while. Ghost 10 didn't have the most intuitive of intuitive of interfaces but I quickly got used to its quirks. I had read that the new program had made this all a lot clearer and on first sight it is. It is much larger with nice pie charts and graphics showing you information about what backups you have. After struggling with it for hours, I decided it was far less intuitive or just the same but involving more operations. If you want to delete recovery points, what do you want - tasks or tools? What these people never seem to do when designing these things is to ask their secretaries or girl friends to sit down and try and work it out. They might get some useful suggestions.
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Norton Antivirus 11, Upgrade Edition (Mac)from: Norton from Symantec February 08, 2008 |
Vegetarian Books Price: £24.99 Prices subject to change. |
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I have been using Ghost 10 for quite a while. Ghost 10 didn't have the most intuitive of intuitive of interfaces but I quickly got used to its quirks. I had read that the new program had made this all a lot clearer and on first sight it is. It is much larger with nice pie charts and graphics showing you information about what backups you have. After struggling with it for hours, I decided it was far less intuitive or just the same but involving more operations. If you want to delete recovery points, what do you want - tasks or tools? What these people never seem to do when designing these things is to ask their secretaries or girl friends to sit down and try and work it out. They might get some useful suggestions.
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Norton Internet Security 2008 (5 User licence) Small Office Pack, Full Edition (PC)from: Norton from Symantec September 27, 2007 |
Vegetarian Books Price: £79.99 Prices subject to change. |
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I have been using Ghost 10 for quite a while. Ghost 10 didn't have the most intuitive of intuitive of interfaces but I quickly got used to its quirks. I had read that the new program had made this all a lot clearer and on first sight it is. It is much larger with nice pie charts and graphics showing you information about what backups you have. After struggling with it for hours, I decided it was far less intuitive or just the same but involving more operations. If you want to delete recovery points, what do you want - tasks or tools? What these people never seem to do when designing these things is to ask their secretaries or girl friends to sit down and try and work it out. They might get some useful suggestions.
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Norton Antivirus 2008 (5 User licence) Small Office Pack, Full Edition (PC)from: Norton from Symantec October 10, 2007 |
List Price: £64.99 Vegetarian Books Price: £59.99 You Save: £5.00 ( 8%)Prices subject to change. |
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I have been using Ghost 10 for quite a while. Ghost 10 didn't have the most intuitive of intuitive of interfaces but I quickly got used to its quirks. I had read that the new program had made this all a lot clearer and on first sight it is. It is much larger with nice pie charts and graphics showing you information about what backups you have. After struggling with it for hours, I decided it was far less intuitive or just the same but involving more operations. If you want to delete recovery points, what do you want - tasks or tools? What these people never seem to do when designing these things is to ask their secretaries or girl friends to sit down and try and work it out. They might get some useful suggestions.
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Norton Internet Security 2008 (Student licence), Full Edition (PC)from: Norton from Symantec September 27, 2007 |
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Norton is consisently the worst anti-virus product on the market. Students, buy Kaspersky anti-virus. Better product, better value for money. It's my first choice any day
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Norton Save & Restore 2 (Upgrade Edition) (PC)from: Norton from Symantec March 16, 2007 |
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A soon as I loaded this software problems started. The instructions are not very clear so perhaps I did something wrong, but things started happening like the firewall being turned of, or error messages saying that the disk on the destination drive had a problem. Now, to start up Save & Restore, takes about 15 minutes; although the first back up worked fine, since then it tells me that it hasn't created a back up point; when I tried to make a system restore disk ( Save & Restore said the restore disk supplied was lacking 2 drivers) the whole computer crashed in error messages about Driver Mining failed... The instruction manual did not explain anything so I went on the Symantec "Chat Helpline". The "technician" took over control of my computer, ... Read More:
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Norton Antivirus 2008 (5 User licence) Small Office Pack, Upgrade Edition (PC)from: Norton from Symantec September 27, 2007 |
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A soon as I loaded this software problems started. The instructions are not very clear so perhaps I did something wrong, but things started happening like the firewall being turned of, or error messages saying that the disk on the destination drive had a problem. Now, to start up Save & Restore, takes about 15 minutes; although the first back up worked fine, since then it tells me that it hasn't created a back up point; when I tried to make a system restore disk ( Save & Restore said the restore disk supplied was lacking 2 drivers) the whole computer crashed in error messages about Driver Mining failed... The instruction manual did not explain anything so I went on the Symantec "Chat Helpline". The "technician" took over control of my computer, ... Read More:
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Norton Antivirus 2008 Upgrade (PC)from: Norton from Symantec April 25, 2008 |
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If you are thinking of upgrading from a stable version of Norton Antivirus just to renew your subscription DONT unless you absolutely have to ! I did that and this version - 2008 NAV Upgrade - had such a serious bug that I gave up trying to fix it - when I uninstalled and reloaded the 2007 version (which was stable at least for me) - Symantec was unable to transfer the subscription - so the one thing I was after (subscription renewal) was ruined. SO - if you don't need to upgrade and just want the subscription renewed - just do that and save yourself some money and a BIG headache - or 5 hours online with Symantec trying to get it sorted out. If it's not broke - don't upgrade - just pay for a renewed subscription on the old package - that's my two pence ... Read More:
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Norton Confidential (Mac)from: Symantec November 03, 2006 |
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If you are thinking of upgrading from a stable version of Norton Antivirus just to renew your subscription DONT unless you absolutely have to ! I did that and this version - 2008 NAV Upgrade - had such a serious bug that I gave up trying to fix it - when I uninstalled and reloaded the 2007 version (which was stable at least for me) - Symantec was unable to transfer the subscription - so the one thing I was after (subscription renewal) was ruined. SO - if you don't need to upgrade and just want the subscription renewed - just do that and save yourself some money and a BIG headache - or 5 hours online with Symantec trying to get it sorted out. If it's not broke - don't upgrade - just pay for a renewed subscription on the old package - that's my two pence ... Read More:
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