Hiya Lists! Say, remembering about NAVC in the Norton Antivirus for Win3X/DOS version 4 installation also reminded me of a couple of other freeware antivirus scanners that I have. NAVC is also available in a stand-alone self-extracting EXE installer archive form Symantec (last I checked anyway), but I keep the installer handy for friends just in case. The other I remembered is also from Symantec...it is a scanner and disinfectant for Windows 9X only, maybe NT as well. It came from the Symantec BBS a number of years ago, and uses the same antivirus definition files as older versions of Norton Utilities (which I have) as well as the 16 bit scanners and full applications. It doesn't, however, contain a resident "real-time" antivirus checker. It is just a scanner and disinfector. However, these 2 apps come in real handy when setting up a machine that has a possible infection...or if a person had NO protection at all, at least to scan a downloaded file prior to execution. I can post these to tmonroe site also. NAVSCN32 is a bit over 2 meg, and NAVC1099.EXE is about one full 1.44 meg diskette. Both are updated with the 16 bit Norton Intelligent Updater! C U L8R! Wiz <{;-) Wizard57M Glenn Gilbreath Jr. http:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/index.htm -- If You Must Use Windows, Use FoxMail For Email --
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