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PID: Synchronet 3.18a-Win32  Jul 23 2020 MSC 1925
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Doug,

 DC> Thanks Daryl!  I'll check it out.  Did you have to disable/set any
 DC> features / advanced settings that prevented iobit from reading every
 DC> .EXE prior to allowing it's execution?  I noticed AVAST doing that with
 DC> any online game loaded, MIS being launched, etc... I could not find a
 DC> setting to leave the BBS directory alone .. so just deleted it.  I like
 DC> iobit products.  I use their driver update tool, which is free as a
 DC> beta right now, that has been a huge time saver compared to going to
 DC> the manufacturers support page and manually downloading and updating
 DC> them.

  Let me try this again. I had more than one QWK packet, and I zapped the
REP packet  -- I think it's too early in the day. :P

  First, I've never seen a setting of such with IObit. It does have 3 
scanning options:

1) Smart Scan - scans only the critical file areas of the system.
2) Full Scan - scans the entire system.
3) Custom Scan - scans what file or directory you specify.

  Second, in the past, I've used McAfee, F-Prot, CA Internet Security, and
Fix-It Utilities, for my virus scanners. Too bad that there isn't a command
line scanner one can use for new uploads to the BBS. I also used to run the
THDPro program, which allowed me to process new uploads immediately.

Daryl

... Virus Check Complete. All viruses functioning normally.
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