Creating New Tasks - McAfee DR SOLOMON S ANTI-VIRUS 8.5 User Manual

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Creating new tasks

Although the tasks that come in the default set can provide your system with
nearly comprehensive anti-virus protection, you will probably want to create
and run your own tasks after you have some experience with Dr Solomon's
Anti-Virus and have a good idea of what and when you want it to scan.
You can modify some aspects of the default tasks that come with the Dr
Solomon's Anti-Virus Console, but you may not delete, rename or—with the
exception of the Scan My Computer and Scan Drive 'C' tasks—create new
instances of them. You may copy the existing configuration options from the
Scan My Computer and Scan Drive 'C' tasks for use as foundation settings for
your own new tasks.
You may enter a maximum of 20 characters of any type. Be sure to
choose a password you will remember.
c. Re-enter your password exactly as you typed it in the previous text
box.
d. Click OK to close the Specify Password dialog box.
The Console will ask for the password you entered whenever
anybody tries to open the Task Properties dialog box for this task.
• Run this task with its existing configuration options. Click Run
Now to start an immediate AutoUpgrade or AutoUpdate operation.
• Configure the AutoUpgrade or AutoUpdate task. Click Configure
to open either the Automatic Upgrade or the AutoUpdate dialog
box. To learn how to configure the AutoUpgrade utility, see
"Configuring the AutoUpgrade utility" on page
to configure the AutoUpdate task, see
AutoUpdate utility" on page
• Click Apply to save your changes without closing the Task
Properties dialog box, then click the Schedule tab. To learn how to
set a task schedule, see
• Click OK to save your changes and return to the Dr Solomon's
Anti-Virus Console window. You will need to set a task schedule
later to get it to run.
To do so, select the task from the list in the Console window, then
click to open the Task Properties dialog box.
• Click Cancel to close the dialog box without creating a task.
Creating and Configuring Scheduled Tasks
"Understanding the
252.
"Enabling tasks" on page
264. To learn how
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