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How can I print my allowed list in the Anti spam allowed list area?
Stu wrote:
Why would you like to print?
I am only guessing here, but, maybe the Users a back-up, i.e. print off the List, in case something happens, whereby, all the the Allowed List gets Deleted, instead of maybe hand-writting it all.
Well, one reason as stated is in case it is lost, also if I would be able to cut/paste to update other emails, etc that would be helpful. So I would like to either print it or cut/paste to save elsewhere. I can’t seem to either.
Curious wrote:
Well, one reason as stated is in case it is lost, also if I would be able to cut/paste to update other emails, etc that would be helpful. So I would like to either print it or cut/paste to save elsewhere. I can't seem to either.
What Norton Product and Version are you using, e.g. Norton Internet Security 2009?
Aha
You would like to make a back up. hhhmm sounds like a good idea. I will have a look
We have NIS 2006
http://www.symantec.com/home_homeoffice/support/special/upgrade2007/product_nis_download.jsp
Upgrading instructions:
01. Select your Product and Version, from the Web Link (above).
02. Save the Download on your Desktop.
03. Save your Product Key (www.mynortonaccount.com).
04. Go to Add/Remove.
05. Locate "Norton Internet Security (Symantec Corporation)" and click on "Remove".
06. Follow the instrctions and, when asked to, re-start your computer.
07. Locate to Add/Remove upon start-up.
08. Click on LiveUpdate and "Remove" and any other LiveUpdate.
09. If requested, re-start your computer.
10. Double-click on the Saved N.I.S./N/AV. File on your Desktop.
11. Follow the instructions.
12. Open Norton Internet Security and "Run [Norton] LiveUpdate" manually.
13. It is now Safe to Connect to the Internet again.
14. If you notice things not running right with N.I.S. 2009/N.AV. 2009, it may be a bug; please Post them here [in the Forum].
If you have problems un-installing/installing, then use the Norton Removal Tool.
Do I have to do all that just to print or copy/paste my allowed list???
Curious wrote:
Do I have to do all that just to print or copy/paste my allowed list??????
You have N.I.S. 2006, which is out-of-date with today's Threats, so I would advise following my instructions in Upgrading for free to N.I.S. 2009.
Hi Curious,
I am using NIS 2009 and I do not see any option to print, copy or save the allowed list as a backup. I know where the files are located, but I will not confuse you with the location as they are probably different from NIS 2006.
In NIS 2009 the list file ends with a .mbk extension and cannot be opened. I suppose I could copy them, but I am not sure if they would integrate back into anti-spam just by pasting them.
Sorry I could not have been of more help to you.
I don’t think there is any option like that. But I have to agree it is advisable to upgrade to v2009. It’s free with a legal key
Why would you like to print?