RDaleBarrow

I've put up with the same problem; you are not alone. It's annoying, actually quite annoying. I am disappointed to hear that ESET has no plans to release the fix for this problem with Excel and space on the clipboard until the next release. Not the standard I've come to expect.

I deleted the file. Sorry.

I have received zip file email attachments from known malware distributors (DHS email scam) that I have saved and then scanned using ESET Smart Security 6. The files scan as being clean. I don't have the cojones to actually *open* the file to see what happens. At what point does ESET detect malware in a zip file?