>Does this mean that if a virus sends itself out through a mailing list,
>the virus will not be stopped on the way out?
It will get caught (on the way in, instead of on the way out).
If you have a mailing list with 10,000 users on it, and someone sends an
E-mail to the list, Declude only needs to scan it once. Even though there
will be 10,000 outgoing E-mails, they can only contain a virus if the
incoming E-mail contained one. So instead of scanning 10,000 E-mails,
Declude only needs to scan 1, saving huge amounts of resources (which still
catching the viruses).
-Scott
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