Hello Angel,
Saturday, July 27, 2002, 9:04:54 PM, you wrote:
A> On Saturday, July 27, 2002 at 9:40:05 AM , Kim scibbled:
S>>> Only after the message is stored in a folder {INBOX} will
S>>> a filter be used. NAV catches it and quarantines it as it is supposed to.
A> Understandable... and I believe, earlier, someone mentioned AVG? :) I have
A> used AVG for a while now and with the TB! plugin, I get a warning, and AVG
A> scoots the email into a neat, separate "Quarantine" folder. This is done BY
A> AVG itself...no filters necessary :) And I just right click on the FOLDER
A> ITSELF, and choose "Empty Folder" and the virus never "gets anywhere". :)
Excuse me for jumping in, but I DO use NAV with TB!, and that IS
exactly what NAV does! It squirrels the email *directly* to its
quarantine directory and does *not* let come into the Inbox. And in
fact, I *don't* see it there.
My personal experience...
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Best regards,
Joyce
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