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             Guard Dog v2.0 Readme File
                    August 1998

     (c) Copyright Network Associates, Inc., 1998

Thank you for purchasing Guard Dog--our newest
Internet privacy and security solution designed for Windows
95 and Windows 98 users.

This document provides information that supplements the
Guard Dog documentation. The information in this document
and in the Help system is more up-to-date than that in the
manual. For more information on Guard Dog, such as FAQs and
product announcements, see our Web site at
http://www.mcafee.com.

1.0 Troubleshooting
===================
Network Associates works constantly to improve Guard Dog. Many
problems can be fixed by updating your software. Click the
Update button in the Guard Dog home screen to update Guard
Dog itself and get the latest virus protection using your
existing Internet connection.

1.1 If InstallShield reports error #42 or error #301 when you
    run the Guard Dog setup program, your temporary directory
    may not be configured properly. To solve this problem,
    delete all files in your Windows/Temp directory.

1.2 If you experience any problems when installing other
    programs, temporarily remove Guard Dog from memory before
    starting installation. There are know issues when installing
    Norton CrashGuard Deluxe and Norton Utilities 3.x. 1) If
    running, close the main Guard Dog program. 2) Right-click
    the Guard Dog (paw) icon in the Windows taskbar, click Exit.
    Guard Dog will ask if you are sure. 3) Click Yes. 4)After
    installing the other program, you can either restart your PC
    or start Guard Dog from the Start menu to resume Guard Dog
    protection.

1.3 If you have the Starfish Utility NetMeter installed on your
    system, we recommend that you disable it while Guard Dog is
    running. You will not be able to use the Update feature of
    Guard Dog if NetMeter is enabled.

1.4 If you are experiencing intermittent problems with Guard
    Dog Sound Effects and you are running MagnaRAM memory
    management software, try disabling MagnaRAM while Guard Dog
    is running.

1.5 Other Internet security products--like Finjan SurfinShield,
    EliaShim eSafe Protect, or Norton Safe on the Web--should not
    be run simultaneously with Guard Dog, as these
    products contain similar security features that may
    conflict.

1.6 If you permanently remove deleted files using Scheduler or
    CheckUp, you will see a low disk space warning on PCs
    running Windows 98 or Windows 95 with Microsoft Plus! To
    remove deleted files, Guard Dog overwrites all available
    disk space, which triggers the low-disk-space event. You can
    safely ignore this warning.

1.7 Alert messages have been disabled for personal or financial
    information sent over a secured server connection, because
    the information is protected by encryption when it is sent
    over the Internet. It is not a privacy or security threat.

1.8 For security reasons, you cannot use the Password Manager
    feature in Browser Buddy to drag-and-drop a username and
    password into the America Online login screen.  Once logged
    into AOL, you can use the drag-and-drop feature.

1.9 Some Web sites may use Java programs to set cookies. Guard
    Dog is currently unable to track cookies set in this manner.
    However, this is a rare occurrence.

1.10 Microsoft Media Player and multimedia codecs must be installed
    in order to play the Guard Dog videos.  These items are
    installed by default when you perform a typical installation
    for Windows, but may not be installed on some 'minimum'
    installations of Windows.  If you are unable to play the videos,
    use the following procedure. 1) In Control Panel, double-click
    Add/Remove Programs. 2) On the Windows Setup tab, click Multimedia,
    and then click Details. 3) Select Media Player and Video
    Compression and then click OK. You may need to specify the
    location of your Windows installation CD.

1.11 If you have McAfee VirusScan installed on your computer, Guard Dog
    may cause system instability due to overlapping functionality.
    Disable McAfee VirusScan's 'VShield' option to allow Guard Dog to
    function properly.  Note that McAfee VirusScan is included with
    Microsoft Plus! 98.

1.12 Some software that uses Microsoft's DirectPlay may hang if Guard Dog
    is running.  This may include many games from the Microsft Home
    software line.  Disable Guard Dog while running these programs if you
    experience any problems.


2.0 Corrections and additions to the Getting Started manual
===========================================================
2.1
Chapter:  "Welcome to Guard Dog"
Section:  "How Guard Dog works"
Page:  7
       Add the following section, "Guard Dog and your
       Internet connection" after the section "How Guard
       Dog works."

Guard Dog and your Internet connection
--------------------------------------
Guard Dog relies on your Internet connection to provide its
Internet security features. Unless you have an Internet
provider and browser software designed for Windows 95 or
Windows 98, Guard Dog can provide only virus protection.

To use all Guard Dog features, you must have an Internet
connection through a local network or a modem. Some networks
have an Internet connection that you can use by connecting
to the network-either directly or through dial-up
networking. If you don't connect through a network, your
computer must have a modem installed.

You can establish an Internet connection through an Internet
Service Provider (ISP) such as Netcom or Earthlink. An ISP
acts as a middleman between you and the Internet. Your
computer connects (using your modem) to the ISP's equipment,
which in turn connects to the Internet. You may also be
connected to the Internet through an online service such as
America Online or CompuServe.

In addition, you must also have a browser. A browser is
software, such as Netscape Navigator or Microsoft Internet
Explorer (it must be a version designed for Windows 95 or
Windows 98), that allows you to view text and graphics and
download files from Web sites. America Online 3.0 for
Windows 95 and CompuServe Interactive 3.0 both include
browsers that are compatible with Guard Dog.

2.2
Chapter:  1, "Installing Guard Dog"
Section:  "System requirements"
Page:  13
       Add to "256-color video display or better" the
       following "Guard Dog looks and operates best in a
       resolution of 800x600 pixels (or greater) and a
       color palette of 32,000 color mode (15 bit) or
       higher. 256-color palette is supported, but may
       cause some color changes (caused by `palette
       swapping') when switching between applications.

2.3
Chapter:  2, "Quick Tour of Guard Dog"
Section:  "What information does Guard Dog ask me to enter?"
Page:  21
       Add the following text before the Note. "For optimal
       protection by Identity Protector, include all dashes
       when typing numbers that typically contain dashes
       (such as Social Security number, bank account
       numbers, brokerage accounts, and ATM cards). For
       example, if you enter 123-45-6789 as your social
       security number, Guard Dog will recognize the number
       with or without the dashes. If you enter 123456789,
       Guard Dog won't alert you if the number is sent out
       with dashes (123-45-6789). Credit cards do not need
       dashes because you type the numbers into separate boxes."

2.4
Chapter:  2, "Quick Tour of Guard Dog"
Section:  "Why should I create an Emergency Disk?"
Page:  21
       Replace the second sentence in the second paragraph
       with "You will need three formatted, high-density,
       3.5-inch floppy disks."
       In the last paragraph in the section, add "You can
       also create an Emergency Disk by running the
       Interview and clicking Next until you reach the
       Emergency Disk page."

2.5
Chapter:  2, "Quick Tour of Guard Dog"
Section:  "How password protection effects Guard Dog"
Page:  22
       In "To retrieve your Guard Dog password" replace the
       procedure with the following text, "1. When you try to
       use a Guard Dog password-protected feature, the Guard
       Dog Password dialog box appears. In the dialog box,
       click OK. The Guard Dog Login Failed dialog box appears.
       2. Insert the first disk of your Emergency Disk set into
       your floppy disk drive and click Browse.
       3. Click the icon for your floppy disk drive and click OK.

2.6
Chapter:  4, "Using Guard Dog Privacy Features"
Section:  "What Cookie Blocker does"
Page:  40
       Replace the text in the table for `Guard Dog does
       this' (under `Never accept') to "Rejects the cookie
       and adds the site to the Rejected list. The next
       time you go to that site, all cookies from the site
       are refused automatically. (In some cases, the
       cookie may be written to your local hard disk, but
       your privacy is protected because the cookie is
       never sent back to the requesting page.)"

2.7
Chapter:  4, "Using Guard Dog Privacy Features"
Section:  "What Identity Protector does"
Page:  42
       Replace the text in the first paragraph on the page
       to "information sent to an unsecure site with an `x' for
       each character entered. For example, if your child
       tries to order the latest CD without entering your
       Guard Dog password, Guard Dog replaces your credit
       card number with `xxxx xxxx xxxx xxxx.'"

2.8
Chapter:  5, "Using Guard Dog Security Features"
Section:  "Program starts up another program"
Page:  49
       Replace the first sentence under the section heading
       with "When one program starts to run another
       program, Guard Dog checks to see if you've
       authorized this action. If you haven't allowed the
       program to always open the other program, Guard Dog
       displays an alert message."

2.9
Chapter:  6, "Using Guard Dog AntiVirus Features"
Section:  "Keeping virus protection up-to-date"
Page:  62
       Add the following sections after the "Keeping virus
       protection up-to-date" section.

2.10
Appendix: A, "About Internet Security and Privacy"
Section:  "What can I do to keep my stuff safe?"
Page:  67
       Replace all text starting in the last paragraph with
       "For more information see" until the end of the page
       with "For more information, see `How can I tell if a
       Web site is secure?' "

2.11
Appendix: A, "About Internet Security and Privacy"
Section:  "What can I do to keep my stuff safe?" (continued)
Page:  68
       Remove the first sentence on the top of the page
       (located above the Note).

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