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Eeek! Maybe I'll just try ND again some other time, then. This is a new laptop, (and my only computer at the moment, as my Macintosh is being repaired, and I'm also a senior in college, so having a machine is vital), so I really can't take the chance of something going wrong, especially since I just got everything loaded onto the notebook, and wouldn't be too tickled with ANOTHER hard drive needing to be wiped! <img src="http://images.stardock.com/wc/smiles/Wink.gif" border=0 ALIGN="absmiddle

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Yes, I do. Why??

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Installed ND as a standalone. I'm not very familiar with Symantec...I usually use McAfee. I'm actually thinking of uninstalling Symantec to see if it makes a difference. I actually used ND earlier this year when I had McAfee, and never had problems.

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Not a problem...I have dealt with those same types of people! I have Symantec AntiVirus...I checked all of its settings, but didn't see anything that would pertain to script blocking.

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Have done this but, as I said in my original post, I just get a list of three dashes.

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I just downloaded Natural desktop today, (meaning I have the latest version), and I am not able to customize my location. I enter my zip code, but the list that comes up just has series of three lines and when I roll over them, they are locations in Michigan. I am running Windows XP Media Center Edition and have tried disabling my anti-virus program and adding Natural Desktop to my "Exceptions" list with Windows Firewall, but nothing has improved the problem. Thanks for any help!