Hi Mary and Anne, Friday, March 28, 2003, 9:21:47 AM, you wrote:
> Kim, I thought it might help you in making your comparison to know the > subfolders that are in my Kaspersky Anti-Virus Personal Pro folder. > There are 10: > Control Centre, Mail Checker, Monitor, Rescue Disk, Scanner, Script > Checker, Updater, Inspector, Office Guard, Virus List Generator. > You could see if these are the ones in your personal version. > I do use the plug-in. It works seamlessly--I have it configured for both > incoming and outgoing mail. I have it configured to ask before taking > action. The only times I have had any indication of its presence were > the couple of viruses that it caught--the last one was So Big, which > came in on a trusted list but was easily deleted. I appreciate all of your helpful information! I have had a problem with the AVG MailChecker.dll file in Kaspersky recently, which concerns me, which I've explained below: In Kaspersky Personal, there's a Mail Checker feature that's a plug-in that only works with Outlook. I don't have Outlook, but I still had originally installed the Mail Checker component (although I was unable to use it, of course). Recently I uninstalled my older build of Kaspersky Personal 4.0 and chose to install the newest one. I ran into a problem, which I contacted Kaspersky about, and the only resolution we were able to come up with was to uninstall the Mail Checker component. The problem was this: When uninstalling Kaspersky Personal (and installing the new version), I received an error message when it got to AVG MailChecker.dll which was this: The following files did not self-register or unregister It then listed the path to the AVG MailChecker.dll file -- then it gave me the message that "the operating system cannot run", which I thought was rather odd. Initially, when this error occurred, the program didn't want to totally uninstall, so I wrote to Kaspersky and asked them how to manually uninstall Kaspersky Personal. They sent me a utility that did so. Although the uninstall process went ok then, When I tried to reinstall, I received the same error message about AVG MailChecker.dll. Like I mentioned before, the only way around it was to totally uninstall Kaspersky, use the clean-up utility they sent me, and then reinstall, omitting the Mail Checker feature (I also omitted the Control Center, as I always do because I don't like that feature. It has always seemed to bog things down, and isn't a totally necessary element, so I do without it). What I'm wondering is in the "Pro" version of Kaspersky, where do they classify The Bat plug-in? Is it grouped under the Mail Checker part (which in Personal is just for Outlook), or is it in another element of the program? Would either of you happen to know? I'd like to avoid that particular DLL file, if possible. Thanks for your help. :) -- Best regards, Kim ________________________________________________ Current version is 1.62 | "Using TBUDL" information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
