CAI (makers of InoculateIT) also has a program called Mailwatch. It
works with some systems and with others causes problems. As far as
detecting virii, it will monitor all incoming mail. I've tried it, but
had system problems so had to stop. As such, I hadn't had and haven't
had virii so can't attest to the effectivness of the program. If you go
to the CAI web site and poke around, you should be able to find it. It
too, is free.
Keith Thompson
Helene wrote:
>
> Hi all.
>
> On that same line, with the viruses.. I use Innoculate.. Is there a feature,
> that anyone can help me with.. that will scan my e-mail, as well, as let me send
> e-mails that are "virus free".. Just curious..
>
> I rarely download things.. and usually dont' open attachments.. unless I know
> the person sending them to me.(like a picture or something).
>
> thanks.
> helene
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