from "Thomas Tabler" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Can anyone help me by stripping off
the stupid %20% symbols inserted by
this terrible Winblows program, whatever
it is, and tell me how this has to
do with Javascript? This was sent to
me by an AOL user, who apparently is
trying to promote some "spy" software
for home or business use. Anyone, my
thanks goes out to you in advance!
And God bless Michael Polak for
making Arachne!
(end of quote)
All those %20 symbols are meant to be spaces, ASCII 32 decimal = 20 hex.
Internet URLs are not allowed to have any embedded spaces, so where a space is
desired, %20 is substituted. % followed by two hex digits can also be used to
substitute for other characters that would not be permitted in an Internet URL.
That attachment looks like a very deviously coded Javascript!
