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To: mr.mark who wrote (14304)	12/27/2000 9:13:17 PM
From: thecow	Respond to of 110652

mark btw, you and i think a lot alike, because i tried the same checking and unchecking routine, but to no avail for me. LOL...that's ok with me but if I were you, I'd never admit that! I give up trying to figure out LU. I'll just keep pluggin' til I get um. tc :-)

To: mr.mark who wrote (14304)	12/27/2000 9:14:54 PM
From: Tom Swift	Respond to of 110652

Re: NAV I can get the virus definitions, no problem. I always get a failure in the program update because of this file: NavUStub.ex^. My bet is that it is the file running the install.

To: mr.mark who wrote (14304)	12/27/2000 9:58:18 PM
From: tanstfl	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 110652

Hi Mark, I'd have to go with the ISP theory. I have a DSL connection with SNET which provides a dialup number as an alternate in case the DSL is down. Anyway, I could not update through SNET over DSL or Modem. However, I can update through my Connix account. It is the same on all my computers and modems. At my other house I have the @Home cable modem set up and have no problems. However, I believe Symantec (or SNET) has changed something, because after having had this problem since I got Systemworks 2001, just this week it started working through SNET on all of my computers. Best, Steve (Who was getting tired of having to hook an external modem to each PC every time there was an executable update.)