[Neil]

I am using Outlook Express 6 with Norton Internet Security 2005. I have
Outlook Express configured to automatically hang up after sending mail,
which causes Norton Antivirus to say that the message could not be sent
because the connection was terminated.

I told Norton Antivirus to not scan incoming or outgoing mail by unchecking
those options. But it would still scan outgoing mail and give that error. I
went into Internet Security options and turned of the options to turn off
the tray icon and progress indicator when scanning e-mail. But it still
scans e-mail and gives the error message.

In addition to getting the error message, the e-mails are actually not sent,
so it's more than just an annoying message.

How can I get Norton Antivirus (v. 11.5) to stop scanning outgoing e-mail??

Thanks!

[Jimmy]

Neil wrote:
> I am using Outlook Express 6 with Norton Internet Security 2005. I have
> Outlook Express configured to automatically hang up after sending mail,
> which causes Norton Antivirus to say that the message could not be sent
> because the connection was terminated.
>
> I told Norton Antivirus to not scan incoming or outgoing mail by unchecking
> those options. But it would still scan outgoing mail and give that error. I
> went into Internet Security options and turned of the options to turn off
> the tray icon and progress indicator when scanning e-mail. But it still
> scans e-mail and gives the error message.
>
> In addition to getting the error message, the e-mails are actually not sent,
> so it's more than just an annoying message.
>
> How can I get Norton Antivirus (v. 11.5) to stop scanning outgoing e-mail??
>
> Thanks!
>
>
Hey. This was already posted. Im having a bit of trouble too. Please
read "Outlook Express and Norton Internet Security" and the replies that
follow.

--Jimmy

[Neil]

Thanks

"Jimmy" <jimc@avertix.net> wrote in message
news:%23N9BvUZeFHA.3712@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl...
> Neil wrote:
>> I am using Outlook Express 6 with Norton Internet Security 2005. I have
>> Outlook Express configured to automatically hang up after sending mail,
>> which causes Norton Antivirus to say that the message could not be sent
>> because the connection was terminated.
>>
>> I told Norton Antivirus to not scan incoming or outgoing mail by
>> unchecking those options. But it would still scan outgoing mail and give
>> that error. I went into Internet Security options and turned of the
>> options to turn off the tray icon and progress indicator when scanning
>> e-mail. But it still scans e-mail and gives the error message.
>>
>> In addition to getting the error message, the e-mails are actually not
>> sent, so it's more than just an annoying message.
>>
>> How can I get Norton Antivirus (v. 11.5) to stop scanning outgoing
>> e-mail??
>>
>> Thanks!
>>
>>
> Hey. This was already posted. Im having a bit of trouble too. Please read
> "Outlook Express and Norton Internet Security" and the replies that
> follow.
>
> --Jimmy

[\x@y\]

Hello Neil,

When I click reply to your Post, on the Newsgroups Line above
I about two and one half lines of mixed up Newsgroups Addresses.
When I try to send a pop up comes up telling that it cannot be send.
This is a test I have changed the newsgroups line, I am not sure
if will work.

Thanks x@y.


"Neil" <nospam@nospam.net> wrote in message
news:HEdve.9119$NX4.5925@newsread1.news.pas.earthlink.net...
>I am using Outlook Express 6 with Norton Internet Security 2005. I have Outlook Express configured
>to automatically hang up after sending mail, which causes Norton Antivirus to say that the message
>could not be sent because the connection was terminated.
>
> I told Norton Antivirus to not scan incoming or outgoing mail by unchecking those options. But it
> would still scan outgoing mail and give that error. I went into Internet Security options and
> turned of the options to turn off the tray icon and progress indicator when scanning e-mail. But
> it still scans e-mail and gives the error message.
>
> In addition to getting the error message, the e-mails are actually not sent, so it's more than
> just an annoying message.
>
> How can I get Norton Antivirus (v. 11.5) to stop scanning outgoing e-mail??
>
> Thanks!
>
>

[Kath Adams]

That's because he cross posted his query to multiple newsgroups.
(NOT a good idea.)
And you don't subscribe to those NG's, so your response would get the
pop up.
You did the right thing in stripping them out.

--
Kath Adams
MS MVP - Windows (IE/OE)


"x@y" wrote:
> Hello Neil,
>
> When I click reply to your Post, on the Newsgroups Line above
> I about two and one half lines of mixed up Newsgroups Addresses.
> When I try to send a pop up comes up telling that it cannot be send.
> This is a test I have changed the newsgroups line, I am not sure
> if will work.
>
> Thanks x@y.
>
>
> "Neil" <nospam@nospam.net> wrote in message
> news:HEdve.9119$NX4.5925@newsread1.news.pas.earthlink.net...
>> I am using Outlook Express 6 with Norton Internet Security 2005. I
>> have Outlook Express configured to automatically hang up after
>> sending mail, which causes Norton Antivirus to say that the message
>> could not be sent because the connection was terminated. I told
>> Norton Antivirus to not scan incoming or outgoing mail by
>> unchecking those options. But it would still scan outgoing mail and
>> give that error. I went into Internet Security options and turned of
>> the options to turn off the tray icon and progress indicator when
>> scanning e-mail. But it still scans e-mail and gives the error
>> message. In addition to getting the error message, the e-mails are
>> actually
>> not sent, so it's more than just an annoying message.
>>
>> How can I get Norton Antivirus (v. 11.5) to stop scanning outgoing
>> e-mail?? Thanks!

[\x@y\]

Hello Kath,

I did not know exactly what it was, now I understand.
You are right I do not subscribe to the other couple of NG's
Neil has on his Address line.

I have run across the same situation a few times, now finally it
is clear to me on why it happens.

Thank You very much for letting me know, x@y.

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"Kath Adams" <kathadams@(nospam)mvps.org> wrote in message

....
> That's because he cross posted his query to multiple newsgroups.
> (NOT a good idea.)
> And you don't subscribe to those NG's, so your response would get the
> pop up.
> You did the right thing in stripping them out.
>
> --
> Kath Adams
> MS MVP - Windows (IE/OE)
>
>
> "x@y" wrote:
>> Hello Neil,
>>
>> When I click reply to your Post, on the Newsgroups Line above
>> I about two and one half lines of mixed up Newsgroups Addresses.
>> When I try to send a pop up comes up telling that it cannot be send.
>> This is a test I have changed the newsgroups line, I am not sure
>> if will work.
>>
>> Thanks x@y.
>>
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