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Good evening
Superdat.log can safely be deleted (I should have mentioned this
in my previous post on the subject) Once the update has been
successfully installed. As is the same with the actual update
installer file can be deleted afterwards, However it is advisable
to keep the most recent pattern update file (executable) on disk
incase for whatever reason you may have to reinstall Mcafee
(drsolomns). The superdat file is created basically incase there
are any problems/errors upon installation of the recent pattern
updates and to let you know exactly what was installed/updated
(file wise)
I do hope that helps
Christy Duncan
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On 11/4/00 at 4:33 PM gary r. tennesen wrote:
>SuperDat is part of McAfee virus scanning program. I would Cut
and paste
>the file to your Windows directory to reduce clutter on your
desktop. If a
>program later says that it can't find "superdat.log" (which it
shouldn't
>since it is in a default path, direct it to the Windows
directory.
>
>You may need to look up INI files for McAfee if it can't "find"
the file
>after moving it.
>
>In summary, don't worry, it should find it.
>
>--gary
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