Is it an anomaly or is it just strange that primarily MS products, even in
the hands of someone semi-sophisticated with the Internet (subscribed to a
programmers list, wouldn't you think?) seem to be those most impacted by
these easy to spot viruses. You don't seem to hear of folks using Eudora
being effected by these .vbs / .exe viruses. That, of course, is not the
only reason I try to avoid MS if I can, but would sure seem sufficient if
Bill's attitude of "I know best how to do what you need to do -- so I'll
just go ahead and do it for you (whether you like it or not)" means getting
infected with greater frequency.
Dru
At 14:59 2/12/2001 -0500, Don Crouch wrote:
>A virus was sent to many people in my outlook box. Please delete the last
>email from me with an attachment. the subject of the email was "Here you
>have, ;o)" If you open the email, it will send the same email to everyone in
>your outlook box. I was able to stop it so I'm not sure who received it.
>
>Thanks
>
>Don
>
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