I'm using a Micron Transport ZX, Intel Pentium III @ 701 mhz, 256 meg of
RAM. It's an older computer, but still works pretty nicely with the new
stuff. 20 gigs on the hard drive.

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Keith
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"Glen "Wiley" Wilson" wrote in
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On Sat, 28 Aug 2004 11:19:49 -0500, "Keith"
wrote:

I found one irritating thing... when I double click on mail in Outlook
Express, a lot of times it opens already scrolled to the bottom of the
message. It also seems to think it's on battery and goes to standby mode,
even when plugged in. I had to disable standby mode for battery or AC.

One question... I've been running ZA Pro for a long time and like it. I
have
not enabled the new Windows XP firewall, fearing that they will interfere
with each other. Any comments on that? The Win XP security center pops up
a
bubble every time I boot up warning me about the firewall not being on,
and
I can't find a way to disable that.

Other than the few hiccups above, I've seen no problems with the upgrade.
Haven't seen the power or OE bugs. What laptop are you using? I
believe that the two firewalls would interfere with each other. I
also believe ZA is the one to keep. Current versions of ZA (5.1 and
above, I think) are supposed to work with the security center
interface. 4.5 definitely does not according to Zone Labs. I took ZA
off my machine before the upgrade to see how the Mikeysoft firewall
works out. I'll put it back on today to see what happens.
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