Hey guys what’s up? Ever heard about downloading text-based files?
Like right-clicking the link and choosing Save Target As…?
Sure, the copy’n’paste method works too, but it’s a bit less comfortable
I can see in your update list, there is still no semi-transparent feature in avast! on-access scanner, under Internet mail provider, Advanced tab - "Show detailed info on performed action"...
It’s not in the list, but it’s in the program (the list only contains the most important changes). To set it, open the file \data\avast4.ini, and add the following line to the [AAVM] section (if the section does not exist, just create it):
TagOpacity=XX
where XX is the percent number. E.g.
[AAVM]
TagOpacity=70
A reboot may be required for the changes to take effect after this.
Of course, it's just cosmetic bug, but it still counts, right ?
Ehm… a bug??? :o :o I wouldn’t call it this way, really
Ehm.. a bug??? I wouldn't call it this way, really
Take care,
Vlk
Thanks for advices about downloading that file… and…
Sorry, my mistake, I tried to write down “cosmetic change”, instead “cosmetic bug”, but I typed in a hurry. Of course, it’s not bug, but something that would be nice to change…
When I enter Windows, just right after entering my password and log into Windows… takes longer time to load all those icons in system tray (avast!, Zonealarm and Internet Connection)… I noticed that just after installing beta-update…
Sorry Sasha, I mean Administrative Tools > Events (or whatever is the translation in English). You’ll see events of System, Aplications, Security and avast!
We don’t know this info - it’s not stored anywhere in avast. And it’s virtually impossible to find out as lots of viruses are detected by generic methods and some other share common names…
fyi: works here too (win2k sp4). haven’t noticed any differences, so that’s probably good. I’ll just imagine that it scans thoroughly, but without any viruses it doesn’t really catch my eye
Hate to say it, but a problem I had earlier and that seemed to be solved has returned in the Beta version. When leaving the pc unattended for a certain period of time Windows XP tries to go back to the user login screen. At that point Avast is giving a false virus infection again.
