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To: oldironsides
I just went into the NRA and other website without any problems at all. I use Symantec. Someone passing bogus info?

Are you using this new 2004 version?
Symantec's new Internet Security 2004 would block pro gun rights sites (i.e. NRA sites)

27 posted on 11/03/2003 9:54:43 AM PST by RJL
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I would suggest Zone Alarm as an alternative to Norton. The free version is terrific, it blocks everything and doesn't require a lot of system resources to run. The free version also lets you customize what programs you want to grant access to the internet. It's also updated frequently. The Zone Alarm Pro which costs money has a lot more functionality (individual blocking or opening of select ports, etc.) I use the free version and its passed every internet security site that checks for open ports and vulernabilities that I've been to.

I gave up on Symantec products after their Utilities 2002 fiasco. There's better and cheaper (can't beat free) alternatives out there for sure.

28 posted on 11/03/2003 10:05:10 AM PST by Dazedcat
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