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From: Jan Knepper <jan@digitaldaemon.com>
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Probably asked before, but I will shoot anyways as opinions on these 
change...

I am investigating Virus Scanning on especially incoming email.
So far I have seen, but not tried:
1.    Kaspersky
2.    RAV

Is there anything else more serious?

Is there a real #1? <g>

Which one would be preferable?

Thanks!
Jan



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