Len,
I think that's the best way. Thanks
Alec
> 99% of these infected mails are junk, false msgs, anyway.
>
> It's not like you're trying to save the only copy of a $600 program
> .exe on your hard disk that you don't have a backup copy of.
>
> The smtp scanner informs the sender of the infection, the sender can
> disinfect himself and resend a clean msg (if it was a valid msg
originally).
>
> I've decided I don't really want to waste my time trying to save
> infected msgs. They aren't that valuable per msg (compared to my
> time) and there are 100's of them.
>
> If it's infected, tough luck. Send it again. If it's such an
> important msg, the sender should also have copy in his sent box.
>
> Len
>
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