McAfee DR SOLOMON S ANTI-VIRUS 8.5 User Manual page 289

If you prefer not to send a reply, you can simply have the extension send
an e-mail notification, perhaps to a system administrator, whenever it
detects a virus.
Sending reply messages can aid your ability to track virus sources and
pinpoint where infectious agents enter your network; copies of these
messages sent to system administrators can help them track how
infections spread.
You can also choose to send a messages to any recipient without replying
to the source of the infected attachment. The E-Mail Scan extension can
draw recipients directly from your Microsoft Exchange, Microsoft
Outlook, or other MAPI-compliant address book, or from an equivalent
Lotus cc:Mail directory. You can also enter recipient addresses directly.
The message you create for a response is a template—the E-Mail Scan
extension will send the message you compose automatically to each
recipient you designate, so Dr Solomon's recommends that you enter a
message that all recipients can read and understand. Apart from the
steps you take to compose this template message, the extension will not
give you an opportunity to edit the message before it sends it.
You may send one message to reply to the source of the infected message
and a different message to other recipients, but you cannot tailor the
same message for different recipients.
3. To compose your template messages, follow these substeps:
a. Select the Return reply mail to sender checkbox in the Alert
property page, then click Configure to open a standard mail
message form.
Because the E-Mail Scan extension will send this message directly
back to the source of the infected e-mail message, the To: button and
text box are unavailable.
b. To send a copy of this message to someone else, enter an e-mail
address in the text box labeled Cc:, or click Cc: to choose a recipient
from your mail system's user directory or address book.
NOTE: To find an e-mail address in your mail system's user
directory, you must store address information in a MAPI-
compliant user directory, database, or address book, or in an
equivalent Lotus cc:Mail directory. If you have not yet logged
onto your e-mail system, the E-Mail Scan extension tries to use
your default MAPI profile to log onto MAPI-compliant mail
systems, or asks you to supply a user name, password and path
to your Lotus cc:Mail mailbox. Enter the information the
extension requires, then click OK to continue.
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