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2. Installing ClamAV |
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* [Unix/Linux/macOS](UserManual/Installation-Unix.md) |
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* [Windows](UserManual/Installation-Windows.md) |
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-4. [Using ClamAV](UserManual/Usage.md) |
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-5. [ClamAV Developer Tips and Tricks](UserManual/development.md) |
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-6. [Build \[lib\]ClamAV Into Your Programs](UserManual/libclamav.md) |
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-7. [Writing ClamAV Signatures](UserManual/Signatures.md) |
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+3. [Using ClamAV](UserManual/Usage.md) |
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+4. [ClamAV Developer Tips and Tricks](UserManual/development.md) |
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+5. [Build \[lib\]ClamAV Into Your Programs](UserManual/libclamav.md) |
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+6. [Writing ClamAV Signatures](UserManual/Signatures.md) |
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-- [Purpose](#purpose) |
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-- [Daemon](#daemon) |
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-- [Scanner](#scanner) |
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-- [Signature Testing and Management](#signature-testing-and-management) |
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-ClamAV also provides a command-line tool for [simple scanning](Usage/Scanning.md) tasks with *libclamav* called [`clamscan`](Usage/Scanning,md#clamscan). Unlike the daemon, `clamscan` is not a persistent process and is best suited for use cases where one-time scanning with minimal setup is needed. |
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+ClamAV also provides a command-line tool for [simple scanning](Usage/Scanning.md) tasks with *libclamav* called [`clamscan`](Usage/Scanning.md#clamscan). Unlike the daemon, `clamscan` is not a persistent process and is best suited for use cases where one-time scanning with minimal setup is needed. |
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