McAfee VirusScan Console Evaluation 4.01
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VirusScan  for Windows  95 and   Windows 98  consists of  a Launcher
screen that provides access to the program’s three major components:
VirusScan,  VShield, and  Scheduler, as  well as  its three  utility
tools:  Submit  to  McAfee,  Emergency  Disk  and  Virus  Info.  The
functions of each are described  below, in general terms, with links
to more detailed topics. Typical users will not need to refer to the
executable (.exe)  files that run  or control configuration  of each
component. The  information is provided  here for clarification  and
reference.

VirusScan CentralLauncher(VScan40.exe) Launch program components and
utilities Provides  access to program  components:§ Opens VirusScan,
VShield,  Scheduler and  Toolbox. Displays  useful information about
the  status and  configuration of  the program’s  elements. Click to
view Launcher

VirusScan(scan32.exe).  On-demand  scans  of  files  and  disks. For
information  about   on-demand  E-mail  scanning,   see  Perform  an
On-Demand E-mail Scan.Scans whenever you want: any set of files on a
local  or network  drive.§ boot  records, boot  sectors, and  system
files viruses automatically when you turn on or reset your PC. Click
to view Virus Scan interface

VShield(vsconfig.exe).  On-access  scans.  Automatically  scans when
you: run, create; copy or rename a file on a local or network drive.
access floppy disks or shut down  your system while a diskette is in
the floppy  disk drive. receive  an e-mail message  that includes an
attachment. (See  Perform an On-Demand  E-mail Scan for  information
about  on-demand  scanning  of  e-mail.)§  download  a file from the
Internet visit web pages that have Java or ActiveX objects. Click to
view VShield interface

VirusScanScheduler(avconsol.exe)  On-schedule scans.  Scans local or
network drives automatically, based on  a schedule you define. Click
to view Scheduler interface Submit to McAfee(SendVir.exe) Submit new
or  unidentified viruses  for analysis  If you  have found  what you
suspect to be a new or unidentified virus, send the infected file to
McAfee Labs Anti-Virus Emergency Response Team for analysis

Emergency Disk(edisk.exe)Make an Emergency  Disk Creates a disk that
scans your system, allowing you to identify viruses found in memory.

Virus  Info(Virlist32.exe)  View  current  information about viruses
Connects to  the Network Associates Virus  Information and Technical
Documentation Library  website, if you have  an Internet browser and
connectivity.

Other important features include the ability to:

- use SecureCast  push technology to facilitate  updating your virus
definition files  as new viruses are  identified, and upgrading your
virus  identification engine  as changes  are made  to the VirusScan
software.

- password protect your program settings.

- detect  all  known  virus-types,  including  boot, file, mutating,
polymorphic , macro, stealth, trojan , and encrypted viruses.

- perform  Heuristic Scanning  to  evaluate  the probability  that a
Microsoft Office macro is a virus or that a program file is a virus.

- respond.  automatically  to  virus  detection.  This  may  include
alerting the user, cleaning the virus, and deleting or isolating the
infected file.

- scan  compressed files.  See  Scanning  Compressed Files  for more
information.

- report virus detection and response activities.

- notify  others about  virus detection,  including co-workers, your
network administrator, and e- mail correspondent.

- block access to specified websites.

- identify viruses with pinpoint  accuracy, using Network Associates
Code Trace™, Code Poly™, and Code Matrix™ technologies.