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Installing Norton AntiVirus for Macintosh If you can't start from the Norton AntiVirus for Macintosh CD The System software included on the Norton AntiVirus for Macintosh CD might not be sufficient to start newer Macintosh models issued after the release of this version of Norton AntiVirus for Macintosh. To find out if a newer CD is available, contact Symantec's Customer Service. For more information, see "Service and support solutions" on page 51. Some third-party CD drives cannot start a computer from a CD. As an alternative to the CD, set up another hard drive, a partition on a hard drive, or a removable disk such as a Zip or SuperDisk drive as a startup disk. To set up another drive as a startup disk: 1 Install your Macintosh OS System software to the designated drive. 2 Install Norton AntiVirus for Macintosh on the new startup disk. 3 Restart your computer from the new startup disk to run Norton AntiVirus in an emergency. 4 Use the Startup Disk Control Panel to set it as the startup drive by doing the following: a On a Macintosh computer with a third-party or external CD-ROM drive, go to Control Panels. b Click Startup Disk. c Select the Norton AntiVirus for Macintosh CD as your Startup Disk. d Close the Startup Disk Control Panel and click Restart on the Special menu. Your computer will start up from the designated volume. Now you can install Norton AntiVirus. 15

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Installing Norton AntiVirus for Macintosh
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If you can’t start from the Norton AntiVirus for Macintosh CD
The System software included on the Norton AntiVirus for Macintosh CD
might not be sufficient to start newer Macintosh models issued after the
release of this version of Norton AntiVirus for Macintosh. To find out if a
newer CD is available, contact Symantec’s Customer Service. For more
information, see
“Service and support solutions”
on page 51.
Some third-party CD drives cannot start a computer from a CD. As an
alternative to the CD, set up another hard drive, a partition on a hard drive,
or a removable disk such as a Zip or SuperDisk drive as a startup disk.
To set up another drive as a startup disk:
1
Install your Macintosh OS System software to the designated drive.
2
Install Norton AntiVirus for Macintosh on the new startup disk.
3
Restart your computer from the new startup disk to run
Norton AntiVirus in an emergency.
4
Use the Startup Disk Control Panel to set it as the startup drive by
doing the following:
a
On a Macintosh computer with a third-party or external CD-ROM
drive, go to Control Panels.
b
Click Startup Disk.
c
Select the Norton AntiVirus for Macintosh CD as your Startup Disk.
d
Close the Startup Disk Control Panel and click Restart on the
Special menu. Your computer will start up from the designated
volume.
Now you can install Norton AntiVirus.