Janet wrote:
> I understand where you are coming from but, I have subscribed to
> computer help mailing groups where the owner and moderators have been
> knowledgeable; others on the other hand have not. I dont accept the
> first word that is stated.
> Secondly, I am not expounding the virtues of AVG by any means, that's
> not in the picture here. My question relates to why as someone has
> endorsed in my view an attachment or download can be sent to Desktop
> before installing elsewhere; more particularly the Microsoft
> installations.
>
> I have seen a response here - Piney I thought it was -
Actually it was Kerogh and his statement that any file can be downloaded
to any folder. It doesn't matter. You may download it to the desktop
if you wish but pretty soon, it will get cluttered. That is why I
mentioned making a Downloads folder to download to. It simplifies
things. I see absolutely no reason to save any attachement to the
desktop. Most can be saved easily to My Documents for instance and can
still be scanned quite easily by whatever antivirus program you use.
Piney
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