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After having Googled it I find no surprise that the culprit is....Symantec.



The song remains the same: "They're workin on it"... get this: while

clicking on links within their own 'Help' section to put out yet another

fire I kept getting scripting errors stating 'Object doesn't support this

property or method'. Kinda interesting that I get a big, red exclamation

point in my NortonSW2004 Status Board when I tell 'em to allow scripts!


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Norton AntiSpam is proving troublesome for many OE users. At one point,

Symantec's Knowledge Base had some articles on asoehook.dll but no longer.



Also see this recent discussion in this newsgroup about one user's

experiences: http://snipurl.com/3ziv.

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HTH...Please post back to this thread



~Robear Dyer (aka PA Bear)

MS MVP-Windows (IE/OE), AH-VSOP



Protect Your PC

http://www.microsoft.com/security/protect/



Chaloots wrote:

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I guess they've got us by the proverbial short and curlies. It makes no

sense to me to disable a paid for or otherwise service designed to provide

security. Thanks PABear.

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"PA Bear" wrote:

Norton AntiSpam is proving troublesome for many OE users. At one point,

Symantec's Knowledge Base had some articles on asoehook.dll but no longer.



Also see this recent discussion in this newsgroup about one user's

experiences: http://snipurl.com/3ziv.

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Chaloots wrote:

After having Googled it I find no surprise that the culprit

is....Symantec.



The song remains the same: "They're workin on it"... get this: while

clicking on links within their own 'Help' section to put out yet another

fire I kept getting scripting errors stating 'Object doesn't support this

property or method'. Kinda interesting that I get a big, red exclamation

point in my NortonSW2004 Status Board when I tell 'em to allow scripts!







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YMMV but Symantec's been pretty good about refunding the purchase price of

AntiSpam, or at least giving you credit towards another Symantec product.

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~PA Bear



Chaloots wrote:

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I wasn't aware of that. If only I didn't have and am pleased with Zone Alarm

Pro (86'd Sym's Internet Security and Pro...real resource gluttons). Back to

the drawing board...



thanks again. PA Bear



"PA Bear" wrote:

YMMV but Symantec's been pretty good about refunding the purchase price of

AntiSpam, or at least giving you credit towards another Symantec product.

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~PA Bear



Chaloots wrote:

I guess they've got us by the proverbial short and curlies. It makes no

sense to me to disable a paid for or otherwise service designed to provide

security. Thanks PABear.









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