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In article <1992Dec12.160942.13646@news.acns.nwu.edu> Albert-Lunde@nwu.edu (Albert Lunde) writes:
>>This is not what I was told before.  Obviously, this was erroneous
>>information.
>
>This is an understandable confusion.
>
>Anti-viral appleevents were a feature of a never-released-not-to-be-soon-
>available-anywhere beta version of Disinfectant 
>
>They were picked up and actually encorperated in other products.
>
	That's correct.  As a member of the DWG (Disinfectant Working Group)
and one of the people who got John to put the AE's into Disinfectant in the
first place (so that MicroPhone could talk to it), I grabbed the bull by the
horns when John had to give supporting them up due to time.

	I have been improving the suite and working with developers (both the
anti-viral folks & others) to incorporate support for the Anti-Viral Apple
event suite into their products.  At this time all of the Mac AV products
either support the suite (SAM 3.x, Rival 1.2, Virus Detective 4.x (application))
or have promised to support it in their next revs (Central Point AV & Virex).
Also, in addition to StuffIt, expect to see more products supporting sending
them.
	If anyone would like information about the AVAE suite, feel free to
send me EMail.


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