Yo Simon, you wrote regarding:
DH>> Are attachments contained in the message body or in a separate DH>> folder? If it's the latter, AVG will alert you and quarantine the DH>> message but the infected file remains in the attach (or other) DH>> folder... S> I had always kept attachments in a separate folder, until recently. I liked S> it that way, and any infected files that I received got dropped there and S> pgp wiped by me later. However, I got fed up with managing the folder and S> having to sort through hundreds of files so recently changed to keeping S> attachments in the message bodies. Still unsure about this, but of course in S> this case it shows how advantageous this method is :) Even if the attachment isn't in the message body, the message will give you the name of the file, so disposing of the file's not much of a problem. Also, selecting it will active AVG. I get few of them anyway, since I use the mail dispatcher on the main accounts and check for message size before downloading. A message with an attachment not specifically desired isn't downloaded but rather, deleted on the server. As for the hundreds of files in an attach directory, anything important is copied or moved to another folder and often renamed. BTW, your signature delimitator isn't functioning. D -- ________________________________________________ Current version is 1.61 | "Using TBUDL" information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
