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| EmC - anti-Spam and anti-virus of email for (Win/95/98/ME/2000/NT/XP) - Download | ||
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Help (Tips on the use of the EmC)
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Help ( how to use the EmC)
Description
Sender Anti-Virus
Recommendations and warnings The EmC may not be executed if any email program is in execution. The EmC is an independent program that must be executed before the execution of any email program. The objective is that you execute the EmC, delete the unsolicited messages and thereafter execute your email program receiving only the messages that had remained in the account. In this version, users of the HOTMAIL© will be able to access their accounts through the EmC.However the filters and the deletions will not be executed directly by the EmC since the HOTMAIL© is not a POP account but a webmail. Remember that the EmC only operates with POP accounts. Some ISPs delete the messages soon after its reading. To solve this problem the EmC allows that you define which accounts are only for headers reading (the EmC will not make the reading of messages in this account,it will only read the headers). Moreover, all the read messages are stored in the Text format or HTML in ATTACHMENTS folder under the directory where the EmC was installed. Dial-UP users for 2000 Windows or NT need to be connected before executing the EmC. The EmC does not remove virus it only, through virus phrase filter, indicates the possibility of a message or attachements to be bad, not allowing the reading of it and preventing the contamination of your PC. This is the objective. We recommend that the user keeps in its equipment anti-virus products. The EmC operates without no conflict with anti-virus software. The EmC only sends messages to senders of the deleted messages. For being a product anti-Spam it is not possible to send messages without being to the sender of the excluded messages. The sending messages screen will be available only when a message will be extinguished in the server. System
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