Re: That V-word thing

["Bob Crosby" <rtcrosby@charter.net>]

Aren't we beating this virus business to death? If you don't have virus
scanning software installed and do an online scan regularly such as
Housecall, as well as simply not opening unknown or suspicious attachments,
this will continue to happen.

Nobody is immune, but there are preventive actions you can take to eliminate
them before they become a problem or at least minimize their effects.

Rather than trying to attach blame, use the same effort to protect your
system. S*%t happens....

Cheers,

Bob Crosby

----- Original Message -----
From: "J Miller" <ruddigar_99@yahoo.com>
To: <apisto@listbox.com>
Sent: Monday, May 14, 2001 12:54 AM
Subject: Re: That V-word thing


>   Well, I guess I'm the one with the Yahoo address.  I have scanned
> both with Norton and PCillan antivirus software and have come up with
> nothing.  I did get the same virus sent to me once whe many others on
> the list were getting it, but I didn't open the file, and just deleted
> it.
>   I am on a shared computer with my roomate, but I don't think that he
> has downloaded anything or belongs to any mailing lists.  I'll run the
> virus check again tonight to make sure.
>
> I hope this thing goes away soon, and if it was me, I apologise.
>
>
>
> =====
> J. Miller
> Edmonton, AB, Can.
>
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