Re:Pam Re: To the programmer or user without having to

[Guest guest]

Thanks. I have lost count of how many times that thing has been caught

by Norton. He is really working over time for me.

It must be everywhere. I noticed my name on the header once. Did not

recognize any of the other names.

What else is there to do? Will this mess go on forever?

Have a lovely day every body. Maybe the rains and storms will stop for

a while.

Beautiful in Texas Barb

--

"When we do the best that we can, we never know what miracle

is wrought in our life,

or in the life of another." --Helen Keller

[Guest guest]

I think it's come to the list 6 times now, plus it's come to me

personally another 5 or 6 times.

I've placed moderation on the five folks who've sent them in so far

(none of their posts can reach the list unless I approve them) and

that has caught it at least another half dozen more times. So far

only the one that appeared to come from you has made it to the list

today so I think we're beating it. I've notified all the people a

couple times and told them how to remove the virus but I'm not sure

how they are doing with it.

People simply have to learn to get their virus checkers updated and

not to click on unknown attachments.

It would help us if people who post photos to the list could actually

state that in their emails and give the name of the file as well in

the email. For instance put something like this: " Attached is a

photo of ........ and the file is called Photoname.jpg "

Hugs,

Pam

> Thanks. I have lost count of how many times that thing has been

caught

> by Norton. He is really working over time for me.

>

> It must be everywhere. I noticed my name on the header once. Did not

> recognize any of the other names.

>

> What else is there to do? Will this mess go on forever?

>

> Have a lovely day every body. Maybe the rains and storms will stop

for a

> while.

>

> Beautiful in Texas [image]Barb

>

>

> --

> " When we do the best that we can, we never know what miracle is

wrought

> in our life,

> or in the life of another. " --Helen Keller