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Hi Margie, I'm assuming you're using PLUS and a graphical browser. If Norton is set to update regularly, it will sit patiently while you're not connected to the internet and as soon as you do get connected (wherever you may be) Norton will step up and download the updates. Norton will be able to reach wherever it needs to once connected to the internet from wherever you're connecting. If indivual interent connections are difficult to get in Swaziland, maybe you should get yourslef a wireless card and then go to an area where there are hot spots, possibly in the large cities. That way, you could get on the interent without even dialing into Chebucto or connecting to an ISP. CCN Help ----- On Tue, 21 Mar 2006, Margie Macdonald wrote: > for anyone on user help who isn't aware of my request: I'm going to be in > Africa for 4 months and will have my laptop with me. I get regular downloads > from Norton Anti-Virus etc, which automatically install on my computer when I > dial up to chebucto. I want to know how I can get those downloads if I don't > dial up directly to chebucto ( I don't want call long distance to > chebucto) but instead get to chebucto by going on the web. > > Okay, Richard, if I am understanding you correctly: When I'm in > Africa, I need > to figure out how to connect my laptop to the internet. Then I will > connect to > chebucto through the web, not by dialing up. Then the downloads from Norton > etc will still automatically install themselves on my laptop. Is that right?
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