This behavior is SharePoint behavior. McAfee software can't control or influence it.
This issue occurs when the following conditions are true:
- The affected file is new to the library and has not been accessed before in SharePoint.
- The file was uploaded to the SharePoint library.
- The file was not created using the document template from the SharePoint library.
- The file has not been checked out or edited in Microsoft Office.
- The client system that accesses the file has Windows Vista or Windows 7.
- The client system uses Internet Explorer.
The following sequence of events is required to trigger this behavior:
- The user accesses the file on the SharePoint server by clicking the file name link in Internet Explorer.
- The document opens in Office 2007 as a read-only document.
- Because the option to scan files on network drives is enabled, VSE accesses the file.
- The user closes the document without making any changes.
The expected behavior is that the last modified time stamp in SharePoint will not change because the user has not modified the file. Instead, because VSE accesses the file, the SharePoint server interprets this action as a modification and updates its time stamp accordingly. There is no mechanism for VSE to inform SharePoint that the scan did not change the file.
