You need to have McAfee let you save the file. If their software has put it into "quarantine". you should have an option there to restore the file, and set an exception. I'm using Norton, not McAfee, but these anti-virus programs tend to regard any "new" file that they have not seen, or seen very few times, as being a danger. I got a warning as well, and told Norton to forgettaboutit.
Also see this post in the very long "Official Software Thread for ProScan. Skim down a few more posts, and you'll see the same thing asked again.
Yes i got the same result. You have to re-enable all of your favorites to on again. I am bot in front of my computer right now so I forget the exact wording but I'm sure Bob will chime in here. Bob
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