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Main Context menu

After you have started AVP Control Center, an [image] icon is displayed in the System Tray. (If the Windows Taskbar is positioned at the bottom of the screen the System Tray is the panel containing small icons which is positioned at the right hand end of the Taskbar.)

A context (pop-up) menu is used to control AVP Control Center.

To open the main context menu click with the right mouse button on the [image] icon in the System Tray.

The main context menu contains the following items:

•	"AVP Control Center" – displays the main menu of the shell;

•	"Suspend" – temporarily enables and disables AVP Control Center;

•	"About AVP Control Center" – displays a window with information about the developers of the software and the software version number;

•	"Help" – starts the Help system;

•	"Exit" – exits the shell.


Main Window

General Information

Tabs Overview

The "Components" Tab

The "Tasks" Tab

The "Report" Tab


Main Window. General Information

To open the main window of AVP Control Center, select "AVP Control Center"  from the Start menu or double-click on the AVPCC icon on the Taskbar.

The main window contains three tabs: "Components", "Tasks" and "Report".

AVPCC uses context menus, so there are no conventional menus in the Main program window.

In the lower portion of the window there are the following buttons: "Ok", "Cancel", "Apply" and "Help". Pressing "Ok" saves all changes to settings, pressing "Cancel" cancels them. In both cases the main window is closed. Pressing "Apply" saves changes, but leaves the main window open so you can continue changing settings. Pressing "Help" opens the Help system.

If you close the main window, AVP Control Center will continue running, as you can verify from the presence of the AVPCC icon in the System Tray. To exit the shell, click on "Exit" in the main context menu.

You can suspend AVP Control Center by clicking on "Suspend" in the main context menu.

If you exit or suspend AVP Control Center, the tasks that are already active are NOT canceled or suspended.


The "Main" Tab

This tab contains two input fields. In the "Program Name" tab you must specify the complete file name and path to the desired executable.

To specify the file name and path click on "Browse..." to open the standard file selection dialog, and use it to locate the program you want to run, or type in the path and file name using the keyboard.

In the "Command Line" field you specify the command line parameters (if requited). To set these parameters correctly requires some knowledge of the program you want to run.


The "Tasks" Tab

You use this tab to control tasks. A task is a program you want to run with a number of parameters and settings, launched at a certain time or upon a certain event or by explicit user request.

The “Tasks” tab displays a list of tasks and their run time options.

Controlling, creating, deleting, setting up or suspending tasks is done via a context menu opened by clicking the task with the right mouse button.


The "Components" Tab

This tab lists installed AntiViral Toolkit Pro components, their names, version numbers and build numbers. For anti-virus databases the last update information is displayed.


The "Preferences" Tab

The "Preferences" tab displays general task information; it also contains the "Options..." button which is used to set runtime options.


The "Report" Tab

The "Report" tab displays the results of tasks that have been executed and the state of some of the presently active tasks: for example, Monitor control tasks.

The ability to easily view reports makes it possible for you to quickly identify possible problems such as suspect files, preventing possible virus attacks.


The "Report" Tab

The "Report" tab is used to view the results of program execution. In the right hand frame of this tab the contents of the file specified in the "Report File " field of the "Options" tab (see "Setting Runtime Options") are displayed. This frame can be resized for greater convenience.

To resize the viewer frame:

1.	Move the cursor to the vertical border between the frames.

2.	As soon as the cursor looks like this:, click with the left mouse button.

3.	Drag the border with the left mouse button until the desired frame size is achieved.

4.	Release the left mouse button.

Use horizontal and vertical scrollbars to navigate the viewer window.

For currently active tasks the report displays task launch time and the current state of the task.


The "Scheduler" Tab

This tab in the task settings window is used to schedule launch times and specify other launch conditions. For tasks of all types except Monitor control tasks the following launch modes are available:

•	upon occurrence of an event, including user defined events;

•	daily;

•	weekly;

•	on certain days of the month every month.

To select one of these modes, click on the corresponding radio button.

After you select a launch mode, further options appear in the right portion of the tab, namely:

•	a drop-down event list showing events that may trigger task launches;

•	a launch time schedule table;

•	day of the week radio buttons;

•	a calendar for day of the month selection.

Let’s review a few typical cases.

To set up a task for manual launching:

1.	Click on the "By Event " radio button.

2.	In the drop down event list select "Manually Upon User Request".

To set up a task for daily launching at the specified time:

1.	Click on the "Daily" radio button.

2.	Move the cursor to the schedule area and click with the right mouse button to open a context menu. Select "Add..." from this menu.

3.	In the opening dialog box set the desired launch time.

4.	Click "OK", and a [image] icon will appear in the schedule table, marking the launch time you have set.

A task may be launched more than once a day. To achieve this you must add several items with different times to the time schedule.

To modify launch time:

1.	Click with the right mouse button on the icon in the schedule table to open a context menu. Then select "Change...".

2.	In the opening window set the desired time, then click "OK”.

To remove an item from the schedule click with the right mouse button on the icon in the schedule table to open a context menu, then select "Delete".

To set up a task for weekly launching:

1.	Click on the "Weekly" radio button.

2.	Check day of the week boxes for the days you want this task launched.

3.	Move the cursor to the schedule area. Click with the right mouse button to open a context menu, then select "Add..."

4.	In the opening dialog box set the desired time and click "OK".

To set up a task for launching on certain days of the month every month:

1.	Click on the "Monthly" radio button.

2.	Select the days of the month when you want the task to be launched by clicking on those days in the calendar.

3.	Move the cursor to the schedule area. Click with the right mouse button to open a context menu, then select "Add..."

4.	In the opening dialog box set the desired time and click "OK".

The appearance of the "Scheduler" tab changes slightly when you set up a Monitor control task. For such tasks two execution modes are available:

•	continuous;

•	recurring.

To set up a Monitor control task click on either the "Continuous" or the  "Recurring" radio button.

If you select "Recurring" mode, the execution time period must be specified.

To specify the execution time period:

1.	Click on "Settings..." to the right of the "From:" input field.

2.	In the opening dialog box, which is identical to the "Scheduler" tab for other types of tasks, specify the time and frequency or choose an event to mark the beginning of the time period.

3.	Similarly, specify the end of the time period (condition) by clicking on "Settings..." to the right of the "To:" input field.


The "Warnings" Tab

The additional "Warnings" tab lists warning messages that can be sent to a network administrator to inform him of events such as detecting a virus. Each of these messages can be enabled or disabled.

To disable a message so that it is not sent to the network administrator, click on its name or icon, changing the icon into a picture of light bulb switched off: .

To enable a message so that it is sent to network administrator, click on its name or icon, changing the icon into a picture of light bulb switched on: .

In most cases the network administrator will determine which messages are required so don’t tamper with these settings without permission.

Information about LAN message transports and recipient lists is not included in this manual. Consult the relevant documentation for your network operating system for detailed information on these topics.


The "Options" Tab

The "Options" tab for an “external” program is used to specify the file name of the report file and the report mode.

To enable the report feature, check the "Report File " box.

In the input field below the checkbox type in the name of the file to which report data will be logged.

The "Append" checkbox specifies whether new data will be appended to the report file or whether old report data will be overwritten each time the program is run.

When the checkbox is checked, report data is appended to the report file allowing you to follow actions of the program across successive runs. The size of the report file can be limited by checking the "Size Limit" box and typing a maximum report file size (in Kb) in the input field below.

After the report file reaches its size limit, it is deleted, and logging continues in a new report file.


Launching Tasks Manually

If you have selected to launch a task "By Event " with the event being "Manually Upon User Request ", you must launch this task manually.

To launch a task:

1.	Open the "Tasks" tab.

2.	Select the task to launch from the list by clicking on its name or icon.

3.	Click with the right mouse button to open a context menu then select "Start" to launch the task.

To terminate a manually launched Monitor control task:

1.	Open the "Tasks" tab.

2.	Select the Monitor control task which you want to terminate from the list by clicking on its name or icon.

3.	Click with the right mouse button to open a context menu then select "Stop" to terminate the task. If besides this Monitor control task you have a continuous one, the continuous task will resume: Monitor will continue running with the settings it was using originally.


Launching AVP Live Update

Launching AVP Live Update. General Information

Downloading Updates Via The Internet

Updating Via LAN


Launching AVP Live Update From AVP Control Center

Regular automatic updates can be set up if you launch AVP Live Update by schedule using AVP Control Center. To do so you must create and configure a Live Update control task.

Select the download method (Internet connection or LAN directory) and connection options in the "Settings" tab of the task options window.

You can create several different tasks: for example, one for weekly anti-virus database updates, another for monthly updates of the executable components.

If you set up a LAN directory update type you must make sure that the schedulers controlling AVP Live Update launches on workstations are synchronized with the master AVP Live Update that downloads files to the LAN source directory. In this case the time schedule and update procedure will have to be set by the network administrator.


Launching AVP Live Update. General Information

To launch AVP Live Update

1.	Click on "Start".

2.	Open "Programs" .from the Start menu

3.	Select "AntiViral Toolkit Pro".

4.	Select "AVP Live Update".

AVP Live Update has Wizard-like user interface and consists of a sequence of dialogs, through which you can navigate using the "Next" and "Back" buttons.

After you launch AVP Live Update, a "Settings" window is displayed. This is used to set up the automatic update feature and is usually performed once the first time it is launched. The settings are saved and can be used for subsequent AVP Live Update sessions.


AVP Control Center User Interface

Main Context menu

Main Window


Installed Components Information

Usually the main window of AVP Control Center opens at the "Components" tab. Components are controlled via the corresponding items in the context menu.

Information about the installed components is displayed on the "Components" tab as a table. The first column contains icons and the names of the components, the second column shows version and build numbers. For anti-virus database files the date of the last update is displayed instead of the version number.

For more detailed information on a component:

1.	Select the desired component from list by clicking on its name or icon.

2.	Click with right mouse button and in the context menu that appears click on "Information..."

Should Technical Support Service require information about your installed components, you can provide this data quickly if you have opened the AVP Control Center main program window and clicked on the "Components" tab before calling.


Purpose And Features Of AVP Live Update Module

The AVP Live Update module is included in the AntiViral Toolkit Pro software package and is used to automatically update the anti-virus databases with data on new viruses and keep the AVP software components up to date.

Updates can be applied either from the Internet or from a folder accessed via a Local Area Network.


Purpose Of AVP Control Center. Main Features And Capabilities

AVP Control Center is an integrated shell utility which is included in the AntiViral Toolkit Pro package. Using AVPCC you can set up and update components of the package, schedule tasks and view reports created by the components of AVP.

AVPCC displays information about the installed components of AVP which can assist the resolution of problems that require contact with Kaspersky Lab Technical Support and which can help to determine whether an upgrade is needed. The automatic update function provides a way to regularly download the latest versions of components as well as updates to the databases to enable AVP to detect the latest viruses.

Using AVPCC you can schedule virus checks using AVP. This lets you forget about having to perform virus checks while at the same time maintaining the virus protection of your system at a high level.

AVPCC can be used as a standard task scheduler. In most cases it can replace other scheduling software, saving system resources. In addition it enables the synchronization of anti-virus security software with other software running on the system (such as setup programs) to prevent software conflicts.

AVP Control Center is a software shell utility whose purpose is to launch programs (applications). Using AVPCC you can launch applications both manually and automatically according to a schedule. AVPCC can be used to launch these AVP modules: "Scanner", "Monitor" and "Live Update". The first two modules are separate software products and may or may not be present, whereas “Live Update” module is always available. Therefore this Manual does not cover the "Scanner" and "Monitor" modules – you can find detailed descriptions of them in the manuals shipped with these modules.

As new options and features are added to Antiviral ToolKit Pro the existing modules may be augmented with new ones.

Use of AVPCC for centralized control of the AVP software ensures reliable virus protection for the system.


Setting Options For A Live Update Control Task

Live Update provides a way to download the latest versions of product components and apply updates to the anti-virus databases. For this type of tasks the runtime options window contains the following tabs: "Settings", "Options" and “Warnings”.

The "Settings" tab is used to set up the source of updates (Internet or LAN) and configure the connection parameters. This tab is identical to the tab of the same name in AVP Live Update itself, which is run by Live Update control tasks.

The "Options" tab also corresponds to one of the AVP Live Update windows. It is used to set the report file name and mode.

For detailed information on AVP Live Update settings see "Updating AntiViral Toolkit Pro with AVP Live Update".

The purpose of the "Warnings" tab is explained under "The "Warnings" Tab".


Setting Options For A Monitor Control Task

The Runtime Options window for a monitor control task contains the following tabs: "Area", "Objects", "Actions" and "Settings" – identical to the same tabs in AVP Monitor – as well as the “Warnings” tab.

For detailed information on AVP Monitor settings see the "Bookmarks" section in the "AVP Monitor" chapter of the "AntiViral Toolkit Pro for Microsoft Windows" Manual.

For each task you may set individual AVP Monitor options.

When a new task is launched execution of the previous task (if any) is terminated. However, this does not cause a restart of the AVP Monitor. Only the runtime parameters are changed.

After the task terminates, the previous task does not resume, even if it still has time to run according to the schedule. Note that this does not apply to the permanently active Monitor control task which is launched at Windows startup and runs until Windows shutdown. This task resumes after termination of any other Monitor control task. Runtime options set for this task are restored each time.

The "Warnings" tab differs only in the list of diagnostic messages sent to network administrator. It has been described above in the section on Scanner control tasks.


Setting Options For A Scanner Control Task

General Information

The "Warnings" Tab


Setting Options For A Scanner Control Task. General Information

The Runtime Options window for a scanner control task contains the following tabs: "Area", "Objects", "Actions", "Settings" and "Warnings".

Tasks of this type launch the AVP Scanner. The first four tabs are the same as the corresponding tabs in the AVP Scanner main window.

For detailed information on AVP Scanner settings see the "Bookmarks" section in the "Working With AVP Scanner" chapter of the "AntiViral Toolkit Pro for Microsoft Windows" Manual.

Note that for each task you may set individual runtime options. These options will not affect other scanner control tasks and will not alter the settings used when the AVP Scanner is run independently.


Configuring A Task

General Information

The "Preferences" Tab

Setting Runtime Options

The "Scheduler" Tab

The "Report" Tab


Configuring A Task. General Information

A newly created task (see "Creating A Task") needs to be configured. Configuration is needed to specify the conditions for launching a task, what program must be started, what parameters the program should be passed, what location the summary report should be written to on completion of the task and so on. The configuration procedure may be postponed until needed.

When you create a task, a configuration window opens automatically when you click "OK" after selecting the task type.

To open the task configuration window:

1.	Open the "Tasks" tab.

2.	Select the task to configure from the list by clicking the mouse on the task name or icon.

3.	Click with the right mouse button and select the "Configure..." item in the pop up menu.

The task configuration window can also be opened by double-clicking on the task name or icon.

Pressing <Enter> is equivalent to clicking on "OK" in the lower portion of the main window and causes this window to close.

The task configuration window contains the "Preferences", "Scheduler" and "Report" tabs which are used for setting runtime preferences, setting launch conditions and viewing summary reports respectively.

To open a tab in the configuration window you click on its name.

In the lower portion of the configuration window are the following buttons: "OK", "Cancel" and "Help". Clicking "OK" saves all changes and closes the window. Clicking "Cancel" cancels all changes and also closes the window. Clicking "Help" opens the Help system.


Updating Via LAN

In a large corporate LAN environment you can significantly reduce costs and Internet traffic by setting up a centralized updating structure. In this case users don’t have to download updates via the Internet on their own. The network administrator downloads the updates and puts them in a dedicated directory on a hard disk of a system such as a file server which is accessible to all network users. This requires a different setup for AVP Live Update.

To set up AVP Live Update for LAN operation:

1.	Check the "Network Folder" box.

2.	Click on "Browse…".

3.	Using the standard "Browse" dialog box locate the source directory containing the update files.

4.	To finish setup click "OK".

To find out the location of the source directory contact your network administrator or other person responsible for centralized updating.


Downloading Updates Via The Internet

Internet downloading can use either leased line or dial-up modem connections. In the latter case one of the standard Dial-Up Connections already existing on your computer is used.

Before downloading can start you must specify a Web server from which updates will be downloaded. You will also need to specify a user name and a password before you can access the update server.

To set up downloads via the Internet,

1.	Check the "Internet" box.

2.	Click on "Settings…"

3.	In the opening "Internet Settings" window specify the URL of the Web Update server in the "URL" field, for example, ftp://ftp.avp.ru/updates.

The address of the update server can be found in the AntiViral Toolkit Pro Manual. You can also find out the update server address to use from the developers or from your dealer.

4.	Type your user name in the "Username " field and your password in the "Password" field. The user name and password were assigned to you upon purchase of a subscription for updates.

If you connect through a proxy server you can set up AVP Live Update so that it operates correctly with it.

To do this:

1.	Check the "Use Proxy Server" box.

2.	Specify the proxy address in the "HTTP:" field.

3.	Specify the proxy connection port address in the "Port:" field (this field defaults to port 80).

You can find out the proxy server address and port number from your network administrator or other person responsible for your Internet connection, or you can contact your ISP.

4.	To finish setup click "OK".


AVP Live Update Report Setup

After setting up the source directory for update files go to the next window by clicking "Next".

In this you can specify the report file name and set the report mode.

To enable reporting check the "Report To File" box.

In the input field below this box type the report file name.

The "Append" checkbox specifies whether new data will be appended to the report file or whether old report data will be overwritten each time the program is run. When the checkbox is checked, report data is appended to the report file allowing you to follow the actions of the program across successive runs. The size of the report file can be limited by checking the "Size Limit" box and typing a maximum report file size (in Kb) in the input field below.

After the report file reaches its size limit, it is deleted, and logging continues using a new report file.


Setting Options For Any Program

General Information

The "Main" Tab

The "Options" Tab


Setting Options For Any Program. General Information

Because AVP Control Center (like any other scheduler utility) has no way of knowing how and where an “external” program stores its settings, its influence on such a program’s operation is limited to setting command line parameters. Therefore the only means of configuring an “external” program are provided by the two tabs: "Main" and "Settings".

The third tab present in this window – "Warnings" – has already been described above: see "The "Warnings" Tab".


Tabs Overview

The "Components", "Tasks" and "Report" tabs control the components of AntiViral Toolkit Pro, control automatic task launching and allow you to view the reports created by the AVP programs when you run them.


Updating

After the relevant entries have been set up you can proceed with updating by clicking on "Next"  to go to the next page.

Check the corresponding boxes – "Anti-Virus Databases " and "Executables" – to select the objects you want to update: anti-virus databases or AVP components. You can update both at once by checking both the boxes.

To apply updates click "Next".

A window will be displayed showing a progress indicator. The update process has four steps:

•	Connecting to server;

•	Loading update files;

•	Updating objects;

•	Disconnecting.

Upon successful execution of each step the [image] icons to the left of the names are changed into [image] icons. The current step is marked with the [image] icon; the corresponding field displays status information and diagnostic messages.

Upon successful completion of all four steps an information box is displayed.

To exit AVP Live Update click "Done".


Updating Of AntiViral Toolkit Pro Package Using AVP Live Update

Purpose And Features Of AVP Live Update Module

AVP Live Update Installation

Launching AVP Live Update

AVP Live Update Report Setup

Updating

Launching AVP Live Update From AVP Control Center


Viewing Task Execution Results

To view task execution results you can use the "Report" tab in the main window of AVP Control Center. This tab is similar to the "Report" tab in the task options window. The difference between the two is that in the left portion of the tab in the main window a list of existing tasks is displayed.

To view execution results for a selected task double-click on the task name or icon in the list.

Use the horizontal and vertical scrollbars to navigate the viewer window.

For a more convenient view of the report you can not only resize the viewer frame (as described in the “The Report Tab” section), but also resize the entire window.


CONTENTS

Purpose Of AVP Control Center. Main Features And Capabilities

AVP Control Center User Interface

Component Control

Task Control

Viewing Task Execution Results

Updating Of AntiViral Toolkit Pro Package Using AVP Live Update


Creating A Task

To create a new task:

1.	Open the "Tasks" tab.

2.	Move the cursor away from the component names to an empty part of the list of components.

3.	Click with the right mouse button and select the "New.." item in the pop-up menu.

Instead of using the pop-up menu you can press the <Ins> key.

4.	In the opening dialog box called "New Task" move the cursor to the "Task Name" input field, and type in the name for your new task. This name should reflect the purpose of the new task, for example, Test a suspicious CD-ROM.

5.	From the drop down list called "Task Type" select the task type appropriate for the task.

6.	To set up task parameters and run the task click "Ok".


Task Types

Tasks can be divided into two groups: those using AntiViral Toolkit Pro components and others. Tasks of the first group can be further sub-divided, depending on what AVP components they use:

•	Scanner Control Tasks – these tasks launch the AVP Scanner with the option of individual scan parameters for each task. Tasks may be started by schedule, upon a certain event or upon request by a user.

•	Monitor Control Tasks – these tasks launch the AVP Monitor or make temporary changes in its parameters without restarting it. Time frames when certain settings are to be made active may be fixed (set by schedule), attached to certain system events, or user defined upon changes in current system activities (for example, when installing new software, copying programs and documents from external source, receiving e-mail, etc.)

•	Live Update Control Tasks – these tasks are automatic updates of anti-virus software components and/or anti-virus databases. Updates can be made from either a Web Server via the Internet or via a LAN.

It may not be possible to run some types of task, depending on what AntiViral Toolkit Pro components are actually installed. When new components are installed the list of standard task types is automatically updated.

The second group includes tasks that do not require any of the AntiViral Toolkit Pro components to be launched. These tasks are described as General User Application Control tasks.

Support for this type of task allows AVP Control Center to be used as a universal system scheduler. Task can be launched by schedule, upon a certain event or upon request by a user.


Deleting A Task

To delete an existing task,

1.	Open the "Tasks" tab.

2.	Select the task to delete from the list by clicking the mouse on the task name or icon.

3.	Click with the right mouse button and select the "Delete..." item in the pop-up menu

Instead of using the context menu you can press the <Del> key after selecting the task.

4.	The task will be deleted and will disappear from list.


Component Removal

Sometimes it may be necessary to remove installed components for some reason, for example to reinstall some of them.

To remove components,

1.	Select the desired component from the list by clicking on its name or icon.

2.	Click with the right mouse button and in the pop-up menu select "Remove...".

3.	In the Wizard window that opens select the “Complete” radio button.

4.	Click on "Continue" to go to the next Wizard window.

5.	Click on "Finish" to complete removal of the component from the system.

Note that the Wizard window contains a "Custom" radio button. If this button is selected, the removal procedure will be run in manual mode. This mode allows user to set files, folders and Registry entries to be removed or changed.  Misuse of Custom removal mode may result in system instability and data loss, therefore this mode should only be used if explicitly required by the manual, or when following instructions provided by the Technical Support Service.


Task Control

General Information

Task Types

Creating A Task

Deleting A Task

Configuring A Task

Launching Tasks Manually


Task Control. General Information

Scheduled execution of a program with given set of parameters and settings can be stored as a named task. The "Tasks" tab is used to control these tasks.

Controlling, creating, deleting, setting up or suspending tasks is done via a context menu opened by clicking the task with the right mouse button.


Component Control

Installed Components Information

New Component Installation

Component Removal


New Component Installation

New components can be installed either from distribution files or via the Internet.

To install new components using distribution files:

1.	Move the cursor away from the component names to an empty part of the list of components.

2.	Click with the right mouse button and select "Install..." from the pop-up menu.

3.	In the dialog that opens, check the "Local Folder" box.

4.	Type the name and path of the distribution file, or select one from a list using the "Browse" button.

Distribution files are usually shipped on diskettes. To install from these diskettes click on "Browse", select drive A: from the drop-down drive list, then select the necessary file from the file list.

5.	Click on "Continue".

6.	Wait until the installation finishes successfully.

 To install new components via the Internet:

1.	Move the cursor away from the component names to an empty part of the list of components.

2.	Click with the right mouse button and select "Install..." from the pop-up menu.

3.	In the dialog that opens check the "AVP Server" box.

4.	Type in the name of the Web Server to be used for downloading components.

5.	Click on "Continue".

6.	Follow the Update Wizard instructions to complete the installation.


Setting Runtime Options

General Information

Setting Options For A Scanner Control Task

Setting Options For A Monitor Control Task

Setting Options For A Live Update Control Task

Setting Options For Any Program


Setting Runtime Options. General Information

To set runtime options for a task

1.	Open the configuration window as described in "Configuring A Task".

2.	Open the "Preferences" tab.

3.	Click on "Options...".

This will open the runtime options dialog, the appearance of which depends on the task type.

See also:

"Setting Options For A Scanner Control Task",

"Setting Options For A Monitor Control Task",

"Setting Options For A Live Update Control Task",

"Setting Options For Any Program".


AVP Live Update Installation

AVP Live Update is installed at the same time as other components of AntiViral Toolkit Pro.

To install AVP Live Update check the "AVP Live Update " box in the "Select Components To Install " page of the Setup Wizard.