Dec 092017
| A simple and easy way to check for viruses in ZIP files. | |||
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| File Name | File Size | Zip Size | Zip Type |
| AUTOLOG.DOC | 833 | 434 | deflated |
| AUTOLOG.EXE | 12206 | 7110 | deflated |
| AUTOSCAN.CFG | 934 | 487 | deflated |
| AUTOSCAN.DOC | 14119 | 5590 | deflated |
| AUTOSCAN.EXE | 35808 | 15909 | deflated |
| AUTOSCAN.HIS | 4437 | 1962 | deflated |
| CHECK.EXE | 1488 | 1124 | deflated |
| REGISTER.NOW | 2430 | 923 | deflated |
| SCANIT.BAT | 662 | 304 | deflated |
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Contents of the AUTOLOG.DOC file
AUTOLOG
AUTOLOG is a down and dirty little utility to keep the AUTOSCAN.LOG
under control. All it does is search through the current AUTOSCAN.LOG
and pulls out any lines that report and error in Archive or a Virus,
it then renames this file AUTOSCAN.LOG...in effect all it does is
only keep entries in the log that are of any importance.....
AutoLog will expect to find the log file in the same directory as
AutoScan itself, as long as that is on the current path then it'll find
it.
If you are running a version of AUTOSCAN prior to V3.0 some other info
will also be retained in the log file..
'bout it....so have fun..
Nick...
AUTOLOG.EXE 1.0, Copyright (C) 1991 Nick Tucker, /\/\ountainTop Technologies
December 9, 2017
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