-=PCTechTalk=- Re: NAV question
- From: Beverly Hahn <bhahn@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: pctechtalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Fri, 03 Jan 2003 17:09:38 -0500
Hi, Mike,
Thanks for your info. Do you think by doing this I will find the
required settings files that did not load when I tried to reinstall
without uninstalling?
I do have a current paid update subscription, so that shouldn't be more
of a problem that the time expended actually doing the update.
Thanks again for the info.
Beverly
Mike wrote:
>Hi Beverly,
>If you uninstall NAV and reinstall it, it will loose the updates, it did for
>me;>)
>I just unistalled NAV2002, and installed NAV2003, and had to update it.
>It seems to require that each time I reinstall it.
>
>You may be required to pay a small fee to continue getting the updates.
>
>Right now may discount software vendors are offering NSW 2002 for around
>$20.
>You should get 1 year of free updates with that.
>
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>On 02/01/2003 at 4:55 PM Beverly Hahn wrote:
>
>Another question---I have Norton Anti Virus 2001 which I keep updated.
> For quite some time, when my computer boots up I get a message that I
>am missing a required settings file and that it is loading from some
>place saved on my C dirve. The lengthy message passes too quickly for
>me to get it all written down. Like my browser mail problem, I reloaded
>NAV (without unistalling) and still get the same message. My question
>is, if I unistall NAV, reboot, reinstall, will I get all the many
>updates that have occurred since my original install by going to the
>Live Updates and updating? And/or will I loose all these with the
>uninstall? The program seems to be operating okay and catching new
>viruses trying to invade. Would I be better off just ignoring the error
>message?
>
>TIA.
>
>Beverly
>
>
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