Hi
Although I do use a e-mail scanner program on my system, I know that
all in come and out going mail is scanned by the E-Mail servers also. So its
a pretty safe bet the viruses will be cot one place or another.
God bless,
Mark
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Sarah" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, August 15, 2007 4:34 PM
Subject: Re: [JAWS-Users] e-mail scanning
> ACutaly many people besides me suggest turning off the email scanner in
> any antivirus program. Feel free to scour the news groups
> about this, Now maybe I'm going off of old news but I do scann every day
> at 3 every morning when I'm sleeping. AVG managed to move
> one email i never got to the valt from a DBX file, I think. That's the
> only way I have found to get rod of the attachment bug that
> reers its head every once in a while.
> Thanks for saying I'm knoledgible, but i really don't think so. I thnk all
> of the people who have helped me learn said knoledge
> and I hope to put it to good use some day.
>
> SA&G
>
>
> : In a recent message, Sarah mentions turning off the e-mail scanning
> : feature of AVG. She indicated that the computer would scan
> : everything every day anyhow. I am a bit concerned about the
> : recommendation.
> :
> : 1. To assume that everyone has their task manager set up to scan the
> : "entire system" every day is a dangerous and probably incorrect
> : observation. Not every person has the time or inclination to allow
> : their AVG to perform that task. I agree that it is a good idea but
> : for some, it just isn't practical.
> :
> : 2. Allowing a vital part of your antivirus protection to be disabled
> : is, for most people, an extremely fool hardy thing to do. It doesn't
> : take much for something to get into your system and contaminate it to
> : the point that the computer might even stop working entirely.
> : Believe me people, I've been there.
> :
> : 3. Sarah is, based on her helpful suggestions and excellent grasp of
> : technology and software, a highly competent computer user.
> : Unfortunately, not all of us have her expertise. Whereas Sarah might
> : catch a contaminated file in time to deal with it, others might not.
> : We all can't even begin to compare to her knowledge and ability.
> : However, I must raise a serious objection to her last idea. In my
> : opinion, based on years of computer operation and many painful
> : experiences, no one should ever turn off their e-mail scanning for
> : any reason.
> : AVG examines each and every e-mail before it is allowed to be put
> : onto the hard drive for reading. That may take longer but it's worth
> : every second. AVG is, again in my opinion, a very reasonable piece
> : of software which works quite well with Jaws. AVG is no Cadillac and
> : has very little unnecessary program utilization. Okay, so maybe it
> : was originally stolen from other similar programs. For years now, it
> : has demonstrated remarkable efficiency in doing what it's supposed to
> : do. The original versions might have been derived from pirated
> : software as some have indicated, but it has gone far beyond those
> : early days.
> :
> : I apologize for the length of this message but I sincerely believe
> : that any part of that program should be allowed to continue to
> : function at full capacity.
> :
> : John Justice
> : John Justice
> :
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