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In the Microsoft Outlook mail application, in the Tools → Options → Dr.Web Anti-virus tab (in the Files → Options select Dr.Web for Outlook and click Add-in Options button for Microsoft Outlook 2010), statistic information about total number of objects, which have been checked and treated by the program is listed.
These scanned objects are classified as follows:
| • | Checked – total number of checked messages. |
| • | Infected – number of messages with viruses. |
| • | Suspicious – number of messages presumably infected with a virus (upon a reaction of the heuristic analyzer). |
| • | Cured – number of objects successfully cured by the program. |
| • | Not checked – number of objects, which can not be checked or error has occurred during scan. |
| • | Clear – number of messages, which are not infected. |
Then the number of the following categories of treated objects is specified:
| • | Moved to quarantine – number of objects, which have been moved to Quarantine. |
| • | Deleted – number of objects, deleted from the system. |
| • | Skipped – number of objects, skipped without changes. |
| • | Spam messages – number of objects, detected as spam. |
By default, statistics file is drwebforoutlook.stat file that is located in the %USERPROFILE%\DoctorWeb folder (for Windows 7, C:\Users\<username>\DoctorWeb). To clear statistics, delete this file.
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drwebforoutlook.stat statistics file is individual for each system user.
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