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Sonny
I am using Word 2002 on a Gateway 500S computer with two hard drives: "c"
drive is primary, and "d" drive is storage (for my word files). When I ask
Word to open a file on the "d" drive, it takes, sometimes, 20 to 30 seconds
to open because, a small toolbar window informs me, the program is
"requesting a virus scan."
I don't have time to wait for a virus scan every time I open a file . . .
which may be a hundred or more times a day. I went to Word's TOOLS . . .
OPTIONS . . . SECURITY, and unchecked everything I could. The program (or
some program) continues to "request virus scan" delaying my work.
What is this about? Why does WORD need to scan my existing files? How do I
eliminate this pesky scan?
Thanks in advance,
Sonny
drive is primary, and "d" drive is storage (for my word files). When I ask
Word to open a file on the "d" drive, it takes, sometimes, 20 to 30 seconds
to open because, a small toolbar window informs me, the program is
"requesting a virus scan."
I don't have time to wait for a virus scan every time I open a file . . .
which may be a hundred or more times a day. I went to Word's TOOLS . . .
OPTIONS . . . SECURITY, and unchecked everything I could. The program (or
some program) continues to "request virus scan" delaying my work.
What is this about? Why does WORD need to scan my existing files? How do I
eliminate this pesky scan?
Thanks in advance,
Sonny