Well folks there's one way to avoid these types of viruses. Delete Outlook from your
system and write your own web-based e-mail client :o) No address book to grab
addresses from =
no problem
My humble 2 cents
Dru Whitledge wrote:
> 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
> >
> >-----------------------------
> >Donald E. Crouch, Jr.
> >E: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >T: 203-265-6666 x104
> >F: 203-265-2581
> >http://www.exposure.com
> >
> >Exposure.com - Internet Consulting
> >Helping businesses do business online
> >from conception to implementation and beyond.
> >
> >
> >
>
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