| Publisher | Microsoft | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Format | 426.2KB PDF | Date added | 01 Jul 2001 |
| Topics | Anti-Virus, Network Security | ||
| Downloads | 0 | ||
In response to recent e-mail-based virus attacks, Outlook 2002 now features a built-in e-mail screening function that protects a computer and network from virus attacks. The e-mail screening function protects one in two ways. First, it screens all incoming and outgoing messages for potentially harmful attachments, such as .vbs files, which might be carrying virus code. The screening function then blocks access to these unsafe attachments.
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