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Using Dr Solomon’s Anti-Virus
106 Dr Solomon’s Anti-Virus
The Dr Solomon’s Anti-Virus application operates in two modes: the Dr
Solomon’s Anti-Virus “Classic” interface gets you up and running quickly,
with a minimum of configuration options, but with the full power of the Dr
Solomon’s Anti-Virus anti-virus scanning engine; the Dr Solomon’s
Anti-Virus Advanced mode adds flexibility to the program’s configuration
options, including the ability to run more than one scan operation
concurrently.
To learn how to configure Dr Solomon’s Anti-Virus properties and how to
start and stop Dr Solomon’s Anti-Virus, see
Chapter 5, “Using the Dr
Solomon’s Anti-Virus application,” in the Dr Solomon’s Anti-Virus User’s Guide.
Scheduling scan tasks
The Dr Solomon’s Anti-Virus Console runs scan operations and other tasks on
the dates and at the times you choose, or at intervals you set. Use the Console
to run a scan operation in your absence, when it causes the least disruption to
your work, as part of a series of automated tasks, or in other ways that suit
your needs.
To learn how to configure Dr Solomon’s Anti-Virus Console properties, see
Chapter 6, “Creating and Configuring Scheduled Tasks,” in the Dr Solomon’s
Anti-Virus User’s Guide.
Using specialized scanning tools
In addition to the continuous background scanning that the WinGuard
scanner provides you with through its E-Mail Scan module, Dr Solomon’s
Anti-Virus includes a Microsoft Outlook client extension designed specifically
to look for viruses in your Microsoft Exchange and Microsoft Outlook
mailboxes. The E-Mail Scan extension gives you the ability to scan your mail
servers at your own initiative, and at times convenient for you. An
unobtrusive plug-in architecture gives you access to the scanner from directly
within your Exchange or Outlook client application.
To learn how to configure the E-Mail Scan extension and other specialized
scanners, see
Chapter 8, “Using Specialized Scanning Tools,” in the Dr
Solomon’s Anti-Virus User’s Guide.