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Old 18-03-2005, 09:37   #12
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Re: Norton Anti virus subscription due

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Originally Posted by Theodoric
A supplementary question. I have Norton 2002 and I'm quite happy to leave it at that. As I get regular virus definition updates would there actually be any advantage in updating to a later version?
Yes, from 2004 onwards you get some spyware and adware removal tools, so you might want to consider upgrading....it's about the same price as renewing for a year anyway.

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Originally Posted by ian@huth
Now what would happen if instead of paying for a further virus definition subscription you went out and bought another bargain bin copy of Norton AV which turned out to be the same edition as the one you had installed?
I think that should work, as you have bought another annual subsucription. I've certainly bought a full Norton product (although it was the next years') to upgrade an existing one without any problems.
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