On Tue, 20 Jan 2004 11:41:30 GMT, null RemoveThis @zilch.com wrote:
>I don't see a switch setting to do that. The /saferemove switch
>description is that it will remove all macros from DOCs if a virus is
>found. This implies that you should be able to fool it into removing
>all macros from all DOCs by purposely seeding a doc with an infected
>macro
The /removeall switch is in my f-prot for dos (3.14b) switch list.
The existence of the /saferemove switch to only remove macros if a
virus is found suggests that without the switch it will remove all
macros regardless.
I was hoping to avoid deliberately infecting a file.
Jim.