>> AFAIK, the clamAV service should run clamd as a 
  >> process under it. You might get Process Explorer 
  >> from sysinternals so you can see for sure. Another
  >> thing you might check is whether clamd.exe runs 
  >> from the command line. If the configuration file has 
  >> errors, it won't run at all, and therefore won't run as 
  >> part of the service.

Thanks for responding Bret. I thought that clamd.exe was supposed to run as a 
service but there was something that I was missing causing my headaches.
   
  I had run the installation from http://www.bandsman.co.uk/clamav.htm, and was 
just about ready to give up when I went to http://w32.clamav.net/ and 
downloaded the clamAV installation from there and noticed there that I needed 
to download pthreadVC2.dll as well.  
   
  The problem was that I was missing that darned dll!
   
  I then installed powertoys again and was able to scan files.  I noticed a 
process called clamd.exe running whenever I scan a file so I think that I'm 
good so far.
   
  The next step will be to integrate it into hMailServer and see how that goes.
   
  Thanks again,
   
  Jeff
   
  P.S.  I found a message indicating that powertoys was not compatible with the 
clamAV download from http://w32.clamav.net/ but it seems to work so far.

       
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