 Norton Internet Security 2007 (3 User), Installing on existing machines running other versions of the code |
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Quick question. I have three machines at home, all with varying versions of Norton Internet Security running on them (2005, 2006). I have just recently purchased a new 2007 pack with 3 licences (www.amazon.co.uk) and was wondering whtehr I need to un-install the previous versions of the software on the computers before reloading the new software ? If I need to un-install, is there a recommended way of doing this, other than using the add/remove programs tool in the control panel ? Many thanks, Jim 
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