Does anybody know if Nortons 3 PC's Virus protection only cover PC's in that household or can my son use it for his laptop at University?

loathed as I am to respond given your posting history

the 3 PC's is a "household" liscence, I have it installed on my own laptop, my other halfs laptop and my dad's laptop, we are one "household" and we haven't exceeded the number of installations, so my view is that's fine.

not had any contact from Norton to suggest they feel differently.

Thanks

I always considered a license pack. So if it says three licenses, then you can install it on any three machines regardless of where they; Norton won't care.

The better thing though would be not to buy Norton at all though.

"Internet Explorer has modified this page to help prevent cross-site scripting"

anyone else getting this as a pop up?

Nope, but then again I'm using Chrome and Firefox.
Suggest you do the same.

I'll stick to IE thanks

Then don't whinge when it screws up.

it's not happening on any other site, hence it's an RLFans issue not an IE issue.

aren't we due server upgrades etc.?

No it's an XSS issue, I'm not getting it either, but I'm using Iron (Chrome).

Server upgrades wouldn't fix it either, as it's a coding thing and is recognised by browser as bad (I'm told it is by our developer as it can be a security hole). However not only IE reports it (other browsers allow you to ignore it if you wish; free choice and all that).

Have you ran an av scan lately per chance? As I don't get that message in IE (9) either.

AV scan runs daily, it seems it is a localised issue as I am on a different laptop today and it's not doing it.

no big deal, was just a question.

How do I make Outlook Express my default email. I have been using it for a while, now it seems to have gone back to Virgin Media web page.
thanks