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58 Kaspersky Internet Security 7.0
Figure 4. Scanning an object selected using
a standard Microsoft Windows context-sensitive menu
A scan of the selected object will then begin, and the details will be shown in a
special window. When you click the Close button, the window with information
about installation progress will be hidden. This will not stop the scan.
5.6. How to train Anti-Spam
One step in getting started is training Anti-Spam to work with your emails and
filter out junk. Spam is junk email, although it is difficult to say what constitutes
spam for a given user. While there are email categories which can be applied to
spam with a high degree of accuracy and generality (for example, mass
emailings, advertisements), such emails could belong in the inbox of some users.
Therefore, we ask that you determine for yourself what email is spam and what
isn’t. Kaspersky Internet Security will ask you after installation if you want to train
Anti-Spam to differentiate between spam and accepted email. You can do this
with special buttons that plug into your email client (Microsoft Office Outlook,
Microsoft Outlook Express (Windows Mail), The Bat!) or using the special training
wizard.
Warning!
This version of Kaspersky Internet Security does not provide Anti-Spam plug-ins
for the 64-bit mail clients Microsoft Office Outlook, Microsoft Outlook Express
and The Bat!