How to disable Norton antivirus in 2008 MacBook?

I'm missing the scrollbar when I open individual emails in my Yahoo account.That is the only place in my entire computer that the scrollbar is missing. I need to disable the Norton Antivirus as part of a diagnostic checklist. I don't see anything in the finder window that is applicable to perfoming that operation. Wht am I overlooking? Where is the icon or appropriate folder?

Here are instructions: http://service1.symantec.com/support/nip.nsf/docid/2003071515220236

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