Norton 2000, announced on Wednesday, will be available in a corporate version to ship this month and a retail version for consumer users to ship in September.
Pricing was not announced.
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US Report: Symantec launches Y2K product
Anti-virus software maker Symantec has entered the Year 2000 solutions market with the debut of its Norton 2000 corporate Y2K-bug fixing tool for desktop PCs and distributed computing environments in corporations.
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