Norton Internet Security 2006 & Norton SystemWorks 2006 Incompatia

Norton Products extensively uses Internet Explorer for its layout. I have
never faced this problem before while I was using IE6. After downloading IE7
Beta, I downloaded Fire Fox and made it my default browser. Now I am facing
script errors while loading Norton Anti Spam and NAV whit a message that says
"Continue Running Scripts" and displays incorrect layout with a lot of
inactive buttons. My questions are
1) Is it IE 7's fault
2) Is it because Fire Fox is overriding any of default operation

If this is caused by IE 7. Then some schema has to be reverted to IE6.

 

I'm running NIS and Systemworks and have not had any problem with them since
I installed IE7. I have Firefox on my computer as well, but it is not my
default browser, since I only use it to access an important web site for me
that does not recognise IE7 yet. Given that, my guess is that it's your
option #2.

 

I am having a similar problem, When I go to my options in Norton Internet
Security 2006 and select Norton antispam, then options, I get script errors
which deny me access to my settings on Norton. I have contacted symantec
initially who had me reinstall windows script host, this remedied the problem
of the missing "spam folder" in outlook, but I still get scripting errors on
my antispam settings. Symantec told me to reinstall IE so I figure it is a
bug in IE7 beta.

 

I am having a similar problem, When I go to my options in Norton Internet
Security 2006 and select Norton antispam, then options, I get script errors
which deny me access to my settings on Norton. I have contacted symantec
initially who had me reinstall windows script host, this remedied the problem
of the missing "spam folder" in outlook, but I still get scripting errors on
my antispam settings. Symantec told me to reinstall IE so I figure it is a
bug in IE7 beta.

 

Oh, yeah. I just tried it out and yep, it does happen with the Anti Spam
options on my machine. I don't normally use this function of NIS, so I never
really noticed. The rest all seems to work OK. Sorry for possibly leading
you astray.

 

Start here: http://msmvps.com/blogs/spywaresucks/archive/2006/03/04/85409.aspx
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~Robear Dyer (PA Bear)
MS MVP-Windows (IE/OE, Security, Shell/User)