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Old 19-04-2006, 16:43   #1
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MSN/Windows Live Messeger & Netguard

I'm using Windows Live Messenger 8.0 and wan't to set it up so Netguard AntiVirus will scan each file which is sent to me?

I don't know which exe to set in Messenger from the Netguard folder

Anyone know?
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Re: MSN/Windows Live Messeger & Netguard

Most AV tools will scan a file as it is downloaded or will scan it when you attempt to access it. If you try to open a file which is virus infected most tools will stop you from opening the file and/ or will display a warning.
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