I had been unable to turn off outbound email scanning In OE6
with NIS 2006. I needed to do this because of timeout issues
for emails with large attachments.

Hopefully this will save you time troubleshooting this problem:

Make sure the following 3 items are disabled:

1) security
2) out bound email scanning
3) outbound training

Specifically:

1) Bring up the NIS interface, click on NIS (2nd bar on left, under Norton
Protection Center).
Click security click "turn off". Select your duration.

2) Go to Options (on the top toolbar):
Click NortonAntivirus, click email (under Internet), deselect scan outgoing
email. Select your duration.

3) Go to Norton AntiSpam (4th bar on left, under Norton AntiSpam):
Click outbound, click "turn off"

Hope this saves you some time.

Cheryl

Sounds like a question for NIS support.

"Cheryl King" wrote in message
.net...
I had been unable to turn off outbound email scanning In OE6
with NIS 2006. I needed to do this because of timeout issues
for emails with large attachments.

Hopefully this will save you time troubleshooting this problem:

Make sure the following 3 items are disabled:

1) security
2) out bound email scanning
3) outbound training

Specifically:

1) Bring up the NIS interface, click on NIS (2nd bar on left, under
Norton Protection Center).
Click security click "turn off". Select your duration.

2) Go to Options (on the top toolbar):
Click NortonAntivirus, click email (under Internet), deselect scan
outgoing email. Select your duration.

3) Go to Norton AntiSpam (4th bar on left, under Norton AntiSpam):
Click outbound, click "turn off"

Hope this saves you some time.

Cheryl

QP
Hope this saves you some time.

Cheryl
/QP

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"Cheryl King" wrote in message
.net...
I had been unable to turn off outbound email scanning In OE6
with NIS 2006. I needed to do this because of timeout issues
for emails with large attachments.

Hopefully this will save you time troubleshooting this problem:

Make sure the following 3 items are disabled:

1) security
2) out bound email scanning
3) outbound training

Specifically:

1) Bring up the NIS interface, click on NIS (2nd bar on left, under
Norton Protection Center).
Click security click "turn off". Select your duration.

2) Go to Options (on the top toolbar):
Click NortonAntivirus, click email (under Internet), deselect scan
outgoing email. Select your duration.

3) Go to Norton AntiSpam (4th bar on left, under Norton AntiSpam):
Click outbound, click "turn off"

Hope this saves you some time.

Cheryl

On Thu, 29 Jun 2006 22:55:39 GMT, Cheryl King wrote:

I had been unable to turn off outbound email scanning In OE6
with NIS 2006. I needed to do this because of timeout issues
for emails with large attachments.

Hopefully this will save you time troubleshooting this problem:

Make sure...

....that you remove NIS 2006 in its entirety from your computer.

Hope this saves you some time.

It most certainly will.

--
Norman
~Oh Lord, why have you come
~To Konnyu, with the Lion and the Drum

I like Norman's approach.

Go to Add / Remove Programs and click remove for anything there that is
related to NIS. You will never imagine how fast and reliable your computer
will become.

steve

"Cheryl King" wrote in message
.net...
I had been unable to turn off outbound email scanning In OE6
with NIS 2006. I needed to do this because of timeout issues
for emails with large attachments.

Hopefully this will save you time troubleshooting this problem:

Make sure the following 3 items are disabled:

1) security
2) out bound email scanning
3) outbound training

Specifically:

1) Bring up the NIS interface, click on NIS (2nd bar on left, under
Norton Protection Center).
Click security click "turn off". Select your duration.

2) Go to Options (on the top toolbar):
Click NortonAntivirus, click email (under Internet), deselect scan
outgoing email. Select your duration.

3) Go to Norton AntiSpam (4th bar on left, under Norton AntiSpam):
Click outbound, click "turn off"

Hope this saves you some time.

Cheryl

As you can see, these are directions for anyone
who runs into the same problem. Most likely they
will search using the keywords in the post, and this
solution will save them time. It's called knowledge
exchange.


"Cheryl King" wrote in message
.net...
I had been unable to turn off outbound email scanning In OE6
with NIS 2006. I needed to do this because of timeout issues
for emails with large attachments.

Hopefully this will save you time troubleshooting this problem:

Make sure the following 3 items are disabled:

1) security
2) out bound email scanning
3) outbound training

Specifically:

1) Bring up the NIS interface, click on NIS (2nd bar on left, under
Norton Protection Center).
Click security click "turn off". Select your duration.

2) Go to Options (on the top toolbar):
Click NortonAntivirus, click email (under Internet), deselect scan
outgoing email. Select your duration.

3) Go to Norton AntiSpam (4th bar on left, under Norton AntiSpam):
Click outbound, click "turn off"

Hope this saves you some time.

Cheryl

It would be better if they just remove anything by Symantec from their
machines.

steve

"Cheryl King" wrote in message
ink.net...
As you can see, these are directions for anyone
who runs into the same problem. Most likely they
will search using the keywords in the post, and this
solution will save them time. It's called knowledge
exchange.


"Cheryl King" wrote in message
.net...
I had been unable to turn off outbound email scanning In OE6
with NIS 2006. I needed to do this because of timeout issues
for emails with large attachments.

Hopefully this will save you time troubleshooting this problem:

Make sure the following 3 items are disabled:

1) security
2) out bound email scanning
3) outbound training

Specifically:

1) Bring up the NIS interface, click on NIS (2nd bar on left, under
Norton Protection Center).
Click security click "turn off". Select your duration.

2) Go to Options (on the top toolbar):
Click NortonAntivirus, click email (under Internet), deselect scan
outgoing email. Select your duration.

3) Go to Norton AntiSpam (4th bar on left, under Norton AntiSpam):
Click outbound, click "turn off"

Hope this saves you some time.

Cheryl

"Steve Cochran" wrote in message
...
It would be better if they just remove anything by Symantec from their
machines.


Even better, never install ANYTHING from McAfee or Symantec.

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