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Subject: That virus bug again?
Date: Mon, 28 May 2001 12:03:09 -0600
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I just received an e-mail from apparantly Fritz Erhald, RE:RE: LIV nav
reception.  Quoting my name with an attachment.  I did not open it but
deleted the message.  I am under the assumption that that is the virus under
discussion this past week.  If anyone can run their scan on it and let me
know if it is a virus.  I could not interpret the properties and forwarding
addresses etc. as that stuff is all grek to me.

What can you find out about it?

Bob Smiley
N94RJ


[Hi Bob... yep, it looks like someone at Fritz's house "pushed the
button"... I'm surprised your system didn't give you a warning about it.
Please, for your own protection, purchase and install an anti-virus
software onto your computer.  My personal recommendation would go to
Norton Anti-Virus... every time one of these things tries to make it into
my system Norton grabs control and asks me what I want it to do with it.
Naturally I have it automatically delete the infected attachment and 
life goes on merrily from there.  The need for AV software wasn't all that
great back 4-5 years ago, but I've been running Norton since the mid-80's
and have never had my system compromised.  The need for it today, however,
is mandatory (AFAIC) and you shouldn't go online without it.

I'm stepping down from my soapbox now.

   <Marv>      ]

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