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|    VanguardLH to Ian Jackson    |
|    Re: avast annoyance    |
|    19 Apr 14 11:36:49    |
      From: V@nguard.LH              Ian Jackson wrote:              > VanguardLH writes       >       >>F Murtz wrote:       >>       >>> Anyone know how to stop avast from adding to my posts stuff I did not       >>> write on usenet etc about how they have checked everything?       >>       >>Go into its configuration settings. You installed the superfluous Mail       >>Shield so change its settings. Or remove the Mail Shield which affords       >>no more protection than does the same on-access (real-time) scanner that       >>the AV program uses.       >       > I have been trying Avast, and I certainly did disable the annoying       > signature advert.       > ... you don't actually have to disable Mail Shield - just change the       > default 'Behaviour' options              My 2nd sentence (trimmed): "You installed Mail Shield so change its       settings."              You can (pick one):       1. Disable the sig option in Mail Shield to get rid of the spam. It        makes the sender look foolish as though they believe some text        included in a message is a guarantee that it is not infected, like        sticking a "Brand New" sticker on a 30-year old rusted out clunker.       2. Disable the entire Mail Shield component. As I recall, the Avast's        tray icon and its Summary screen with mislead or nuisance you with a        warning that its protection is incomplete. If you're going to        disable it permanently, well, do step 3.       3. Uninstall just the Mail Shield component from the current setup.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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