>>>And for the record, Norton is the biggest pain in the parts with which I have ever worked.
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>>Not Norton. Symantec. While there was more than just Peter Norton's name on it, it was an excellent product. Ever since Symantec bought it, it's become a bloated slowdown device. Same goes for pretty much anything Symantec bought and dedeveloped. For one, the only difference I could find between PCAW 9 and 10 was one bug fix, and I still couldn't see how such a bug could survive NINE versions - if you tried to transfer a file which was open by someone, instead of a message you'd get your connection frozen, and could only disconnect and wait for the serverside part of the app to notice the disconnection.
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>Agreed. (Which is probably a step up from ordinary greed;-)

Not up, it's a step in opposite direction. Just like averse is opposite from verse, and asteroids help against steroids.