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Using Dr Solomon’s Anti-Virus Command-line Options
168 Dr Solomon’s Anti-Virus
2. Change to the Dr Solomon’s Anti-Virus program directory, in which the
file SCAN.EXE is located. If you installed Dr Solomon’s Anti-Virus with
its default options, type this line at your command prompt to locate the
correct directory:
C:\progra~1\networ~1\viruss~1
3. Type
scan
, followed by the scan options you want to use, at the
command prompt.
Dr Solomon’s Anti-Virus Command Line will start immediately and
begin scanning your system with the options you choose. When it has
finished, it will display the results of its scan operation, then return to the
command prompt.
4. To run another scan operation, repeat Step 3 . To close the MS-DOS
Prompt window, type
exit
at the command prompt. If you restarted
your computer in DOS mode, type
win
to start Windows, or restart your
computer as you would normally.
The tables on the following pages list all of the Dr Solomon’s Anti-Virus
options available.
NOTE: When you specify a file name as part of a command-line option,
you must include the full path to the file if it is not located in the Dr
Solomon’s Anti-Virus program directory.
The following table lists the options that can be added to the SCAN command.
Table C-1. Dr Solomon’s Anti-Virus command-line scanner options
Command-line
Option
Limitations Description
/? or /HELP None Displays a list of Dr Solomon’s Anti-Virus
command-line options, each with a brief
description.
/ADL On-demand
scanning only Scan all local drives—including compressed drives
and PC cards, but not disks—in addition to any
other drive specified on the command line.
To scan both local and network drives, use the
/ADL and /ADN commands together in the same
command line.
OS/2: /ADL includes the CD-ROM drive in the
scan, when used with /NODDA.