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From: dawg6844@uxa.cso.uiuc.edu (Race Bannon)
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Subject: Re: HELP! Norton Util & System 7.0
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Date: 23 Apr 91 18:46:57 GMT
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TAS120@psuvm.psu.edu (Todd Safra) writes:

>After using system 7.0 my hard drive was modified to work with the nwe system
>software.  After trying to run  norton utilites I got the message, Norton util
>unable to examine this disk, it has been used with system 7.0 . Next I
>proceeded to examine and then delete the invisible files that System 7.0 had
>created on the desktop hoping this would get rid of the problem/markers that
>let Norton know that I had been using system 7.0  Help! It didn't work, what
>can I do, and what modifications (that I see no signs of) has system 7.0
>actually done to my HD?  Is there anything I can do to get Norton to run again?

>                                            Todd


Norton 1.0 DOES NOT and WILL NOT work.  The reason Apple doesn't release
System software to the general public until its finished is to keep it out
of the hands of whiners like you.

When Sys7 is officially released, there will be a version of Norton that works
with it.  Until then, you'll have to live without it.  Do you realize that if
you HAD tricked Norton into running on your modified disk, you would have 
probably lost everything?  The directory structure is completely different.

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