Norton for Mac

[Robert_A_Novy]

When I was browsing your web pages [specifically http://service1.symantec.com/SUPPORT/num.nsf/docid/2001061210422511Open&docid=2002050216493711&nsf=n... I noticed that you have _no_ Spanish entry. But Symantec _does_ have Portugese. Maybe my browser is too old? I use Safari v1.3.2 from 2005 on a Mac G4. ** Need I Upgrade? ** Money, Money, Money. _I_ say, "Poop on that noise!" :-)

[dkirtley · Accepted solution]

Hi Dr. Novy,

I can't seem to access the link you provided, but I assume you were referring to the drop-down menu on the support page:

http://www.symantec.com/support/

To answer your question, yes your browser is old. (Kidding, but it couldn't hurt to upgrade.) The Spanish language link is in fact listed... the Spanish word for "Spanish" is "Español". ;)

Diana

[Robert_A_Novy]

Muchas gracias, Diana. (Por fín!) Translation: "Thanks much, Diana. (At last!)" :-)

[Robert_A_Novy]

Hello Diana? You wrote, "the Spanish word for 'Spanish' is 'Español'" Yo sé! :-) Porque? From 1981 to 1984 I took Spanish at Munster High School in Munster, IN. (Munster borders Hammond on its south, so Munster is part of Chicagoland.) Now I live in Asheville, NC. Each week I eat lunch on Thursday at a Mexican restaurant, El Rebozo! Being from Chicago with Bozo the Clown of-old on WGN-TV, I _might_ think that Bozo the Clown is related to El Rebozo? Not _even_ close! El Rebozo is the name in Spanish of a folded cloth hanging on a wall. :-)