I understand that saving a file is not opening a file, but I am still a bit bewildered by the fact that you would save the attachment, then scan it, rather than have your AV scan it as it is downloaded from your email server. I am not familiar with AVG specifically, but I have used Norton and McAfee and both will scan attachments as they are downloaded and quarantine them before they ever become available to you.
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