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UGH. I swear Symantec's online tech support is manned by a bot. I emailed them about an error message caused by Norton Internet Security. They replied and I followed the steps they suggested. Which did NOT work. Then they sent a follow-up email asking if the "issue" (read: really sucky programming) was resolved. I replied that it hasn't, and I just got their reply. It begins promisingly enough.
I understand from your message that you are still receiving following error message,when you try to open Internet Explorer:
AND THEN THE REST OF IT IS THE EXACT EMAIL THEY SENT THE FIRST TIME ROUND. WTF? SRSLY.
I'm going to reply: Are you a bot or just really good at cut and paste?
In other news, the past few days have been a little weird (not in a bad way) because I've never felt so *~*~grown-up~*~* in my life. We employed a domestic worker because when I go back to work in 10 days, we'll be leaving Tyler with my mother-in-law, who wants a maid to help her. So, even though I've always been resistant to the idea of hiring a domestic helper, I guess we don't really have a choice. Infantcare is really expensive and how dare I incur the wrath of my MIL by leaving her first grandson in the care of total strangers. I feel weird instructing someone else to do things. But one good thing has come good out of it. I've always been a control freak who HAS to do things a certain way. But I've learnt to be more tolerant to the fact that everyone does things differently. I do find myself rearranging the hand towels though.
I understand from your message that you are still receiving following error message,when you try to open Internet Explorer:
AND THEN THE REST OF IT IS THE EXACT EMAIL THEY SENT THE FIRST TIME ROUND. WTF? SRSLY.
I'm going to reply: Are you a bot or just really good at cut and paste?
In other news, the past few days have been a little weird (not in a bad way) because I've never felt so *~*~grown-up~*~* in my life. We employed a domestic worker because when I go back to work in 10 days, we'll be leaving Tyler with my mother-in-law, who wants a maid to help her. So, even though I've always been resistant to the idea of hiring a domestic helper, I guess we don't really have a choice. Infantcare is really expensive and how dare I incur the wrath of my MIL by leaving her first grandson in the care of total strangers. I feel weird instructing someone else to do things. But one good thing has come good out of it. I've always been a control freak who HAS to do things a certain way. But I've learnt to be more tolerant to the fact that everyone does things differently. I do find myself rearranging the hand towels though.