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Norton Anti Virus Probs.
Hi,
I have Norton Anti Virus 2003 installed, the problem is if I have the option of incoming email to be checked for viruses (which I do want on) most of my email does not come through as it explains that there is a high probability a virus attached to the said email, even though it is from my friend who checks all his outgoing email with the same programme. As a result I have had to turn this option off in Norton making me very vulnerable. Can anyone help please? Thanks. |
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Norton Anti Virus Probs.
Hi Chris,
From Outlook Express, check tools/options/security and see that the line = "do not allow attachments..." is disabled. --=20 Best of Luck, Rick Rogers aka "Nutcase" MS-MVP - Win9x http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/ Associate Expert - WinXP - Expert Zone www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/expertzone Win98 Help - www.rickrogers.org "Chris GC" wrote in message = ... Hi, I have Norton Anti Virus 2003 installed, the problem is=20 if I have the option of incoming email to be checked for=20 viruses (which I do want on) most of my email does not=20 come through as it explains that there is a high=20 probability a virus attached to the said email, even=20 though it is from my friend who checks all his outgoing=20 email with the same programme. As a result I have had to turn this option off in Norton=20 making me very vulnerable. Can anyone help please? Thanks. |
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Norton Anti Virus Probs.
"Chris GC" wrote in message
Hi, I have Norton Anti Virus 2003 installed, the problem is if I have the option of incoming email to be checked for viruses (which I do want on) most of my email does not come through as it explains that there is a high probability a virus attached to the said email, even though it is from my friend who checks all his outgoing email with the same programme. As a result I have had to turn this option off in Norton making me very vulnerable. Can anyone help please? Thanks. You don't want any virus scanning mail. It provides no added protection in OE6 and only causes problems. The anti-virus will still catch any virus in it's database if you open it or try to save it. -- Frank Saunders, MS-MVP Please respond in Newsgroup. Do not send email http://www.fjsmjs.com |
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