Any of the fonts I had installed elsewhere, it knew about. I disabled FontReserve, then I booted off another partition, I made a brand new Fonts folder and put brand new system fonts in it, and then started up again, and with all applications off, I dragged a font out of the Fonts folder just to change the FOND date on it. That page was not included with my contract, so I called them about it. After some hemming and hawing, somebody there finally told me the clause doesn't apply to us in California. The insurance companies aren't in business to do you any special favors, remember.
Scheduling is used to cover things like jewelry, electronics, collectibles, etc.
It found a virus on my hard disk and fixed it right away. Now it has found a virus on a Zip disk but it won't repair it, and whenever I put the Zip disk in the Zip drive I can't escape the NAV dialogs before it either ejects the Zip disk or crashes the machine, so I can't do anything with the Zip disk. There's probably a Preference or Option in Norton Anti-Virus where you can prevent it from inspecting disks in that Zip drive. Once you've disabled that, or once you've disable NAV altogether, try running Disinfectant on it. Or copy the contents of the Zip disk onto your hard drive, run NAV on the files there, and reformat the Zip disk.