I don't know who this guy is, but he's is spamming all over the place. I greatly doubt he is from Texas. The website appears to be innocuous but I didn't check super closely for nasty javascriptish potentialities.
Note in future for things that won't render under Arachne. 1. Look at the attachment itself in your cache ... if you see something like GIF or GFIF then it is an image; if you see something like JFIF the same thing. 2. Take note of the message number; exit arachne and edit the message where it says "application/octet-stream" or "application/binHexMac" and replace that line with "image/GIF" or "image/JFIF" depending upon what the coding was in the actual attachment. Save the message. 3. Return to that mail in Arachne, reload it as necessary, and you should now see the attachment name with proper suffix, and should be able to view the attachment with no problem. The things that dozerwarez users force us to learn. <G> l.d. ==== On Sat, 18 May 2002 12:56:53 -0400, Roger Turk wrote: > Thomas, > I renamed the file, ps.jpg and looked at it using the DOS graphics viewing > program, CompuShow2000 (2show). > It is a photograph of a smiling blond guy (Joe?). > Photoshop is an Adobe product and works with Windoze. There are parts of the > file that refer to IE, so I don't know if a virus might be embedded in the > file --- the reason that I used a DOS program on a DOS computer to view the > file. > HTH > Roger Turk > Tucson, Arizona > Thomas wrote: > .. > Dear List: > .. > Does anyone know how to decode this > .. > piece of win-garbage? It says that it > .. > is made with Photoshop version 3. Is > .. > that, was that a dos program? > .. > Yours, > .. > Thomas -- Arachne V1.70;rev.3, NON-COMMERCIAL copy, http://arachne.cz/
