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Old February 23rd 05, 12:11 PM
Mike Hall \(MS-MVP\)
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Default Weaning off Norton

Most likely, John

Tritons rule.. a good pre-unit Bonnie.. Avons back and front.. smokin..

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"johnf" wrote in message
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Agree, especially the Manx 500cc OHC, ideal for road-racing - you must be
almost as old as me :-)


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johnf

Forget about anything Norton..

This statement also includes late model Norton motorcycles.. the best
part of a Norton was the 'Featherbed' frame..

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"Gordon Abbot" wrote in message
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I just shifted from win98 se to xp and decided to finally ditch Norton
Utilities. I see that xp has a native defragger and disk scanner but I
have not seen anything like win doctor, to check the registry and
shortcuts and remove dead entries.

If not in windows xp, what are good alternatives to Norton Utilities?

Thanks.

GA
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