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Maybe instead of ordering an encrusting at the workshop, it could be done on a given item's window?

No, no, wait. Could maybe add something to the workshop profile telling it to only encrust designated items, and then options in an item's window to either flag a valid item for encrusting one time only or ongoing?

I just stick a door on the nesting area and lock it whenever I want the animal population to increase.

But an (O)rder whether or not to harvest eggs could be nice, too. Or maybe a setting on a box by box basis, but that could be complicated...

A giant cockroach bit my head off nine turns into the game. I wasn't expecting naming my character 'Aethelred' to turn out to be prophetic...

It was... something like 5-6 years ago, I think. Maybe 4. I barely knew what I was doing at all, and everyone ultimately starved because I didn't realize I had to set my farms to grow particular things. Or that they had to be inside to grow mushrooms.

Afterwards, I studied the wiki for a while before trying again. Bluntly, my fortress designs are still hideously bad, but at least my dwarves tend not to starve. Er, on accident at least.

If you're willing to be vigilant, you could always forbid the eggs when they're laid.

Yeah, it apparently didn't occur to me until after I'd been told that by the tech support people. :/

Although I needed their help anyway to figure out how to keep it from quarantining the darn file long enough to add it to the exceptions list...

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HeurEngine.ZeroDayThreat is a detection technology designed to detect entirely new malware threats without traditional signatures. This technology is aimed at detecting malicious software that has been intentionally mutated or morphed by attackers.

      Again:  How does this description fit any virus? It says it is a detection tech to find malware and malicious software. That sounds like a virus scanner, not a virus. ^^ PCTools is weird.

My scan is glorious 15,5% done so far, no problems found.

I believe what it means is that it detects things that 'act like' viruses and then labels them with the heurengine thing.
Regrettably.... yeah, like smake said, it's probably being overenthusiastic about declaring stuff to be viral.
I'll be running my own scan, I guess. If nothing comes up for either, it's probably a false positive and I'll go yell at them or... something. 

Sorry about the inconvenience. 

Wouldn't normally mention it at all (this isn't the first time it's happened), but it's kind of odd for it to suddenly react to a new version of something like that...