If you want to set a password, click here. A password prevents anyone from changing the Options and the Search String dialog boxes without knowing the password. This button is not available because you are currently scanning.
To skip the remaining search strings and go to the next file, click here. This button is only available when a search string matches a resource or file and you are scanning more than one file.
To skip to the next search string, click here. This button is only available when a search string matches a resource or file.
To delete the infected file, click here. This button is only available when a search string matches a resource or file.
To scan an individual file, click here. This button is not available because you are currently scanning.
To display technical information on the matched resource or file, click here. This button is only available when a search string matches a resource or file.
To edit the current VirusDetective options, click here. This button is not available because you are currently scanning.
To edit the current list of search strings, click here. This button is not available because you are currently scanning.
To get help on VirusDetective, click here. This button is not available because you are currently scanning.
To scan floppy disks as they are inserted, click this box. The check box is not available because you are currently scanning.
Make sure VirusDetective is OPEN!
When VirusDetective is in the midst of a full disk scan, a progress bar displays here showing the proportion of the scan which has been completed and what proportion still remains.
For information regarding author and registration, click here. This button is not available because you are currently scanning.
This window lists the contents of the directory named above. Double-click a folder, disk or alias to open it.
To close the dialog box without performing a scan, click here.
To scan the contents of the selected disk or folder, or to open the selected alias of a folder, click here. This button is not available because nothing in the list is selected.
To scan the contents of the selected disk or folder, or to open the selected alias of a folder, click here.
Type your password here. Characters will show up as •’s.
To NOT save any changes to your password, click here.
To accept the typed password, click here. If you want to clear the password, leave the password blank and click here.
The attributes of the matched resource display here. You can change the resource attributes by clicking the desired attribute(s) and then clicking “Save.”
The size (in bytes) of the matched resource displays here.
The numeric ID of the resource that matched displays here. You can renumber the resource by typing a new ID number and clicking “Save.”
The name of the resource that matched displays here. You can rename the resource by typing in a new name and clicking “Save.”
The 4-character resource “Type” of the matched resource displays here.
To update resource information to reflect any changes that you made, click here.
If the matched search string contains a “Data” search, the offset of the byte that matched the search pattern displays here in both decimal and hexadecimal.
The size (in bytes) of the infected file’s data fork displays here.
The size (in bytes) of the infected file’s resource fork displays here.
The date and time of the last change to the infected file displays here.
The creation date and time of the infected file displays here.
The 4-character file “Creator ID code” of the infected file displays here.
The 4-character file “Type” of the infected file displays here.
The file location of the infected file displays here (or, if the location name is too long, only a portion displays).
To copy text to the Clipboard, click “Help -> Clipboard” or “Text -> Clipboard.”
To close this dialog box, click here.
If you want to set a password, click here. A password prevents anyone from changing the Options and Search Strings dialog boxes.
This text describes the options you can customize. To copy the text to the Clipboard, click “Help -> Clipboard.”
If you do NOT want VirusDetective to pause during scanning when it detects an infection, click this box.
NOTE: If you do NOT log the scan, you will NOT know which files, if any, was infected.
Checking this box also checks “No Error Msgs.”
To include in the log file the “Show Info” information for each infected file, click this box.
To create an individual log file for each disk or create a single master file for all disks, click the appropriate button.
To select your word processor, click the appropriate button. If your word processor is not listed, type its 4-character “Creator” ID code in the text box.
While scanning, to NOT log any files, to log all files, or to log just those files in which VirusDetective finds an infection, click the appropriate button.
To save the Options’ changes and close the dialog box, click here.
To save the current list of search strings to a text file, click here.
Kilroy was here!
To copy the text to the Clipboard, click here.
To save the updated list of search strings and close the dialog box, click here. This button is not available because you haven’t changed the search string set.
To save the updated list of search strings and close the dialog box, click here.
To add a search string to the search string list, click here. This button is not available because you haven’t typed or pasted in a search string.
To add a search string to the search string list, click here.
To remove the selected search string from the search string list, click here. This button is not available because you haven’t selected a search string from the search string list.
To remove the selected search string from the search string list, click here.
Type (or paste in) the search string you want to add here. Click the Add button to place it at the end of the search string list.
If VirusDetective encounters a problem with either the file being scanned or itself, it normally pauses during scanning and alerts the user. This pause stops applications from continuing to run. If you want no pauses and no messages, click here.
This text describes the seatch string syntax. To copy the text to the Clipboard, click “Help -> Clipboard.” You do NOT need to understand VirusDetective’s syntax to gain the benefits of VirusDetective.
To return to the previous dialog box and NOT save any changes, click here.
To stop scanning and eject the disk the infected file is on, click here. This button is not available until a search string matches a file located on an ejectable disk.
To stop scanning and eject the disk the infected file is on, click here.
To skip the remaining search strings and go to the next file, click here.
To skip to the next search string, click here.
To delete the infected file, click here.
To scan an individual file, click here.
To display technical information on the matched resource or file, click here.
To edit the current VirusDetective options, click here.
To edit the current search string set, click here.
To get help on VirusDetective, click here.
To no longer scan floppy disks as they are inserted, click this box.
To scan floppy disks as they are inserted, check here.
Make sure VirusDetective is OPEN!
When an infected file is found, the search string that matched the file displays here.
VirusDetective® is a desk accessory that allows you to keep your Macintosh free of viruses, Trojan Horses and worms. VirusDetective® scan disks, folders and files using user-configurable search strings.
For information regarding the author, how to register or order VirusDetective, and an overview of VirusDetective and VirusBlockade II, click here.
The name of the file being scanned displays here. When VirusDetective finds an infected file, the file location displays here (or, if the location name is too long, only a portion displays).
To continue scanning, click here.
To cancel scanning, click here. This button is not available because you are not scanning.
To cancel scanning, click here.
To scan an entire disk or folder, click here. To scan all available disks hold down the Option key; then click here.
To continue scanning, click here. This button is only available when a search string matches a resource or file.
To scan an entire disk or folder, click here. To scan all available disks hold down the Option key; then click here. This button is not available because you are currently scanning.
