Call antivirous for scan in my application

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Dear, I am using Quick Heal antivirous and i develop a application for pendrive that copy all its contents when it is pluged-in. I want to scan pendrive before copy the containts of the pendrive.

I don't know to call antivirous and hide this scan process from user, so plese give me any idea...............

Posted 22-Apr-10 5:52am

VinodKumar01

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William Winner · Accepted Answer · 2010-04-22T06:23:00

You need to look at the quick heal documentation. This is the user's guide: http://www.quickheal.co.in/manuals/qhav2010.pdf[^]

Quickly scanning the manual, you have to create a command line scanner. Look at page 44 to see how to create it. Once you have that command line scanner, you just need to know how to call it. Have a look at page 72 for that. Page 73 shows you the different options you can use. Just start a new process and run that.

Next time, you really need to look at the documentation for the program you're using. It took me about 5 minutes to find all of this without knowing anything about the program.