Malcolm Nixon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I certainly didn't intend my comments to be "withering" - merely to point out that there have been warning that many such cards have originated in dubious places "Massive amounts of fake New Year's greetings cards are being sent by Tibs.jy (aka Luder)." http://www.f-secure.com/weblog/
I was trying to help and to suggest people be careful. And as Neil has said it is easy for people to hack unprotected computers and do such things. No I can't do it myself - I wouldn't even try, but I understand enough about the mechanisms. And I now see that someone has demonstrated that it can be done (:-) If my words were intemperate, or seeming to be ungrateful I apologise. So OK - I wish you a belated Christmas & New Year Greetings (:-)) Malcolm You're my besht mate, you are! Hic! Glad we've cleared that up. I was always of the opinion that if anyone could fake it, it would be canals list George! Keep up the good work, Barry. Nb talkingfromapositionofignorance -- Malcolm Yahoo! Groups Links Send instant messages to your online friends http://uk.messenger.yahoo.com [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
