Re[2]: free decent virus checker that works with TB?

2002-02-11 Thread Shoebuddy Jones
Monday, February 11, 2002 at 3:25 AM Yes you can use the information here to scan with Norton:http://www.guenther-eisele.de/bat/fprot_e.htm Here is my bat file: C:\Progra~1\Norton~1\NAVW32.exe C:\emailatt\*.* Echo y | del C:\emailatt\*.* exit You have to exit the dos window manually. Does

Re[2]: free decent virus checker that works with TB?

2002-02-11 Thread Jernej Simoni
Hello Mary, 11. februar 2002, 12:37:19, you wrote: MC Surely that just clears the DOS screen without exiting the DOS window? Try it (not only that it works in BAT files, if any console/DOS program clears the screen before terminating, the window will close automatically) -- Jernej

Re[2]: free decent virus checker that works with TB?

2002-02-11 Thread Jason
Hello Alastair, Monday, February 11, 2002, 5:43:56 PM, you wrote: Here is my bat file: C:\Progra~1\Norton~1\NAVW32.exe C:\emailatt\*.* Echo y | del C:\emailatt\*.* exit Hi, I'm a novice Bat user May I know what is the folder C:\emailatt\*.* meant for?? TIA -- Best regards, Jason

Re[2]: free decent virus checker that works with TB?

2002-02-11 Thread Jernej Simoni
Hello Dierk, 11. februar 2002, 13:41:28, you wrote: DH No, it doesn't. And it shouldn't, or it would be a bug MS-DOS for DH Win98 - which wouldn't surprise me in the least.. Sure it does, copy this to notepad, save as .BAT, and double-click on the file:

Re[2]: free decent virus checker that works with TB?

2002-02-10 Thread Eric Malaussna
Hi Raj, KAV 4 Personal Pro : ftp://ftp.kaspersky.com/products/release/4.0/English/HomeUser/KAVPersonalPro/kavperspro40eng.exe -- Regards, Ericmailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Using The Bat! v1.54 Beta/39 on Windows XP 5.1 Build 2600 --

Re[2]: free decent virus checker that works with TB?

2002-02-10 Thread Shoebuddy Jones
Monday, February 11, 2002 at 2:10 AM Following the directions located here http://www.guenther-eisele.de/bat/fprot_e.htm, it might be possible to have The Bat! launch Norton to scan the directory for viruses. Does Norton have a command line to scan a directory? If not, map a directory