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Configuring e-mail scans in The Bat!
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The actions that are taken when an infected e-mail object is found when using The Bat! are defined with the program's own tools.
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Warning!
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To set up e-mail protection rules in The Bat!,
- Select Settings from the Properties menu.
- Select Virus protection from the settings tree.
The protection settings presented extend to all the anti-virus modules installed on the computer that support work with the Bat!
You must decide:
- Which e-mails will be subject to anti-virus scans (incoming, outgoing);
- When e-mail objects will be scanned for viruses (when opening an e-mail or before saving one to disk);
- The actions taken by the mail client when dangerous objects are detected in e-mails. For example, you can select:
Attempt to disinfect infect parts -
tries to treat the infected e-mail object, and if the object cannot be disinfected, it stays in the e-mail. Active Virus Shield will always inform you that the e-mail object is infected. But even if you select Delete in the E-mail Anti-Virus notice window, the object will remain in the e-mail, since the action selected in The Bat! takes precedent over the actions of E-mail Anti-Virus.
Delete infected parts -
deletes the dangerous object in the e-mail, regardless of whether it is infected or suspected of being infected.
By default, The Bat! places all infected e-mail objects in the Quarantine folder without treating them.
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Warning!
The Bat! does not give e-mails containing dangerous objects special headers.
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Also see:
Configuring e-mail processing in Microsoft Office Outlook
Selecting actions for dangerous e-mail objects