The antivirus BitDefender Free Edition v 7.2

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Roy Coorne - 10.04.2004 21:43 :
The BitDefender Free Edition provides on-demand scanning only, not
on-access scanning.
Therefore, I stay with the free Avast home edition which scans
everything (incl. e-mail under Mozilla) and updates automatically.
Very comfortable.
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please how did you configered Mozilla (account entries as username,
password) that it works with Avast (incl. Email scanning)?
 
Peter said:
Roy Coorne - 10.04.2004 21:43 :


please how did you configered Mozilla (account entries as username,
password) that it works with Avast (incl. Email scanning)?
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I use three POP3 accounts with Mozilla 1.7b Mail, using my usual user
names and passwords.
Mail is configured as to > View > Message body as > Plain text.

Avast is configured as to "Automatically protect all my accounts"
(WinXP: Start > All Programs > Avast! > Mail Protection Wizard).

HTH - Roy
 
Roy Coorne - 12.04.2004 19:29 :
I use three POP3 accounts with Mozilla 1.7b Mail, using my usual user
names and passwords.
Mail is configured as to > View > Message body as > Plain text.

Avast is configured as to "Automatically protect all my accounts"
(WinXP: Start > All Programs > Avast! > Mail Protection Wizard).
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THX for your kind feedback Roy!

AFAIR the Avast help Avast7.2PRO needs a special/modified User-ID and
Password entry configuration within Mozilla to scan Email already at the
Server? Something like portnumber(?)followed by # and the normal User-ID
given by the provider?

If I understood you right, you changed/modified *nothing* within the
email account settings within Mozilla?
 
Peter Seiler wrote:

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If I understood you right, you changed/modified *nothing* within the
email account settings within Mozilla?
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That's right - I changed nothing, and Avast checks my Mozilla e-mails
as Norton AV did it in the past.

Roy
 
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