Setup the virus/spam scanner to NOT SCAN email, either incoming or outgoing.
There is no need for email scanning in the first place. The first time you
try to do ANYTHING with an email attachment, print it, copy it, save it,
read it, or anything else, the resident part of ALL virus scanners will scan
it and NAIL it, if its infected. The only thing email scanning is really
good at doing is screwing up email services.
Hal

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