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Subject:	Re: Outlook express/anti-virus software
From:	Doug Simmons <[log in to unmask]>
Reply To:	PCSOFT - Personal Computer software discussion list <[log in to unmask]>
Date:	Thu, 15 Feb 2001 14:23:53 -0500
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I would also recommend running your anti-virus software while downloading
email.  This week I've caught 8 virus attachments while downloading by
using my McAfee virus software.

On a similar question.  I've been using Inoculate IT on my home machine
because it is free and seems to do a good job. But it has (for me ) one
serious drawback. I can't temporarily disable it or exit and restart
without rebooting it like I can McAfee .  Are there other *free* AV
programs that run in the background as a monitor like McAfee and Inoculate
It but allow itself to be disabled/enabled or shutdown/started without
having to reboot?

Doug

At 2/14/01 04:34 AM, Wanda Martin wrote:

>I can't see any reason for anti-virus software to run all the time.  I
>don't like McAffee and use Norton but it still affects other programs and
>uses more of my system resources than I care to let it have.  I think I
>should really only need an antivirus software to run if I'm opening
>attachments in email or on programs downloaded from the Web.

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