Recovering trial version of Norton antivirus

I lost my trial version of Norton antivirus, which i got on purchase of T61. Please tell me the way using which i can recover it.

Not trying to be a smart-alec, but why would you want that back? It is terrible.
Go get one of the free anti virus programs out there. They are much easier on your system and catch more viruses than Norton Antivirus (not to be confused with Symantec Corporate antivirus which doesn't suck)
Edit: If you want a trial version of something get Nod32. It is worth paying for.
Message Edited by carbon_unit on 04-15-2008 08:38 PM
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"Catherine Lalonde" <[email protected]>
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news:epc33v$93o$[email protected]..
>I downloaded a trial version of dreamweaver. It worked
for a few days, then
> stopped working. When I click on the desktop icon it
loads and asks me if
> I
> want to continue with my trial (29 days left) or enter
serial number. When
> I
> click continue with trial a "Dreamweaver 8" banner comes
up (indicating it
> is
> loading) then it closes. I phoned technical support and
wasn't able to get
> through several times. When I finally did (after 45
minutes) the
> conclusion
> they gave me was that THEY COULD NOT HELP ME FOR "FREE"
because it was a
> trial
> version. I really want to learn this program and would
really appreciate
> any
> help. I also checked out the dreamweaver download
trouble-shooting page
> and
> tried a few things which did not seem to help. My
computer is fairly new
> and
> has more than enough memory (160G or so?).
>
> THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR ANY HELP!
>

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