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hairman
How do I remove the AVG info on the bottom of emails?
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Peter Foldes
What info??
If it is the message like emails are scanned and safe then uninstall AVG and re-install without the email integration (scanning feature)
If it is the message like emails are scanned and safe then uninstall AVG and re-install without the email integration (scanning feature)
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DL
I don't use AVG, but maybe check their support site, or possible AVG creates
a signature template?
Check signatures in the Options within your version of outlook
a signature template?
Check signatures in the Options within your version of outlook
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Tom [Pepper] Willett
You don't remove it via outlook.
The signature is part of the free version of AVG. If you don't want the
signature, reinstall AVG without the email scan issue.
: How do I remove the AVG info on the bottom of emails?
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: hairman
The signature is part of the free version of AVG. If you don't want the
signature, reinstall AVG without the email scan issue.
: How do I remove the AVG info on the bottom of emails?
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: hairman
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Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]
How do I remove the AVG info on the bottom of emails?
Turn off the "Certify" option.
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Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]
Not necessary. AVG free can be configured to NOT show that message.
All the OP has to do is look for it (I don't have it installed here
any more as I use Avira registered version).
However, it is always a good idea to install any AV program so that it does
not scan incoming or outgoing mail.