G replied: "To add ports to the filter list: 1. In the Main window, click Options. If a menu appears, click Norton Internet Security. 2. Click the Firewall tab. 3. Under HTTP Ports, click Add. 4. Type a port number and click OK. 5. Repeat for all the non-standard ports you are using. If all else fails you might have to use a different anti virus."

Erphan replied: "This is a hard one but I'll give you my opinion on what I would do if i were in your situation, though. Ok, so if your in Australia, i'm sure they use AIM there too, but I'm not so sure if they have it as a cell phone app (that's supported by the carrier). Is your Nokia E65 an unlocked phone or a carrier provided locked phone? There is quite a difference in that matter as the OS loaded onto the phone by the carrier (if its a locked phone) can be more restricted than an OS in a phone that came unlocked. There is an AIM application available for the Symbian OS on the E65. Or you can do what I do with Yahoo! Messenger and setup Message forwarding to your cell number and you can reply to the text message number provided. The carrier may charge you extra but here in the United States AT&T Mobility doesn't charge us for it. If you acquired AIM for your phone as a Java Application, the carrier could only bill you the data costs and maybe the text messaging cost (at the standard rate per message depending on your plan), they can't really stop you from using AIM on your Symbian phone if its as a Java application. Well I hope this has helped you somehow, I did really try my best."

katfood781 replied: "not enless you had the arcive turned on"