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Couldn't think of the other major one earlier but you're right, the pif is

another dangerous one. You';re pretty safe if you keep the virus checker

up-to-date weekly.

Re: Virus

Mike

The attachment that is being sent around is setup.pif

not an exe. I have a virus scan so hoping that it

worked.

Lots of Love

Glenda

--- Mike Stephani logger@...> wrote:

> There really is little problem with a virus if you

> run an email virus checker full time and keep it

> upgraded at least once every two weeks or more

> often. Don't open any attachment with an .exe. If

> you know the person who sent it..then check with

> that person before you open it. Basically the only

> ones relatively safe are those with no suffix or

> jpeg on it. If possible send jpeg attachments which

> will be with the message and don't have to be

> opened. I'd send an attachment to show you that you

> don't have to open the attachment to see the picture

> but right now everyone seems too tense to have a

> look,

>

>

> [Non-text portions of this message have been

> removed]

>

>

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Couldn't think of the other major one earlier but you're right, the pif is

another dangerous one. You';re pretty safe if you keep the virus checker

up-to-date weekly.

Re: Virus

Mike

The attachment that is being sent around is setup.pif

not an exe. I have a virus scan so hoping that it

worked.

Lots of Love

Glenda

--- Mike Stephani logger@...> wrote:

> There really is little problem with a virus if you

> run an email virus checker full time and keep it

> upgraded at least once every two weeks or more

> often. Don't open any attachment with an .exe. If

> you know the person who sent it..then check with

> that person before you open it. Basically the only

> ones relatively safe are those with no suffix or

> jpeg on it. If possible send jpeg attachments which

> will be with the message and don't have to be

> opened. I'd send an attachment to show you that you

> don't have to open the attachment to see the picture

> but right now everyone seems too tense to have a

> look,

>

>

> [Non-text portions of this message have been

> removed]

>

>

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Couldn't think of the other major one earlier but you're right, the pif is

another dangerous one. You';re pretty safe if you keep the virus checker

up-to-date weekly.

Re: Virus

Mike

The attachment that is being sent around is setup.pif

not an exe. I have a virus scan so hoping that it

worked.

Lots of Love

Glenda

--- Mike Stephani logger@...> wrote:

> There really is little problem with a virus if you

> run an email virus checker full time and keep it

> upgraded at least once every two weeks or more

> often. Don't open any attachment with an .exe. If

> you know the person who sent it..then check with

> that person before you open it. Basically the only

> ones relatively safe are those with no suffix or

> jpeg on it. If possible send jpeg attachments which

> will be with the message and don't have to be

> opened. I'd send an attachment to show you that you

> don't have to open the attachment to see the picture

> but right now everyone seems too tense to have a

> look,

>

>

> [Non-text portions of this message have been

> removed]

>

>

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