Scanning incoming email is redundant since the message is scanned
again when saved or opened. On slower machines I turn email
scanning off, but I would never turn off real-time scanning.
What's the point of real-time scanning? /bernie\
The primary purpose is to catch an infected file while the file is
being opened, and before it can do any damage. This is a very
important function, IMO, and probably the main reason for
having an antivirus program in the first place.
Gary VanderMolen
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