Here again, it`s me. This may not be needed by everyone on the list, but if you don`t have it... - UncleWill 2000 wrote: > Date: Tue, 9 May 2000 >> Subject: Fwd: [] > > This post has been scanned with Norton and > InoculateIT, absolutely safe to > open. Take advantage of the offers to download free > an excellent Firewall > and the state of the art anti-virus programs. They > have saved me a few > headaches. It may seem like a hassle, having to OK > every move your computer > makes...`till it starts informing you of all the > unasked for traffic > attempting access to your machine. Kids would refer > to this as "awesome". > > > > ------Original Message------ > From: Audrey Bates > Sent: May 9, 2000 > Subject: Fwd: [] > > ......................................................... > > iWon.com http://www.iwon.com why wouldn't > you? > ......................................................... > > ATTACHMENT part 2 message/rfc822 name=Forwarded_Message > From: "Ivan Weltman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Date: Tue, 9 May 2000 15:09:38 +0200 > Subject: > CC: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Reply-to: "Ivan Weltman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > ---------- NEWS ---------- NEWS --------- NEWS > -------------- > > Shortly after I had despatched Thursday's weekend > newsletter the I- > Love-You worm hit the headlines. As chance would > have it, I > featured InoculateIT in that letter, a heavy duty > anti-virus weapon > free for personal use. Some of our subscribers were > unable to > access the website, others downloaded but before the > addition of > the antidote for the love-bug. I downloaded the > update dated May > 5th., and sure enough InoculateIT found the love-bug > in an > unopened attachment that had been emailed to me as > an antidote! > InoculateIT removed all trace of this nasty worm > from my computer. > InoculateIT doesn't conflict with other anti-virus > software and we > strongly recommend its use. > > Unfortunately, many of our subscribers have been > unable to > download InoculateIT - their server must have been > hard-pressed to > handle volume. We suggest late night or early > morning attempts if > this problem persists. There is a May 7th. update > for cleaning your > email signature file. Signature file updates ensure > that your PC is > protected from the latest viruses. CA receives > several new viruses > every day and in order to protect their customers > they post new > updates that detect and cure these viruses when > updated. It is very > important to make sure that you have the latest > signature file > update on your PC. The link is on the InoculateIT > download page. > InoculateIT is reviewed at > http://www.tudogs.com/windows1.php3 > > Complete your security with Zone Alarm. ZoneAlarm > includes five > interlocking security services that deliver > easy-to-use, > comprehensive protection. Unlike any other security > utility, > ZoneAlarm incorporates a firewall, Application > Control, an Internet > Lock, dynamically assigned Security Levels and > Zones. Combined, > these elements yield the strongest security > possible. And it's all > free. Found at http://www.tudogs.com/surftools.php3 > > It seems that Outlook Express is used as a back door > for worm > infestation, so I have switched back to the Pegasus > email client, > which I first used and reviewed three years ago. The > latest version > is an absolute pleasure to use. It needs less > resources than > Outlook Express yet has far more useful features, > and is entirely > configurable for personal preferences. It's Free, of > course. Found at > http://www.tudogs.com/surftools3.php3 > > -------------------------------------------------------------- > > Finds of the Week > > I spent a good part of the week testing Star Office, > a 65MB > download from Sun, developed for many platforms. > Unfortunately > my experience was very poor (on Windows 98), as I > found it hogs > computer resources, and the browser crashes with > alarming > frequency. Star is free, and contains a browser, > email client, word > processing, spreadsheet, presentation app., paint > program, and file > management. It seemed set to provide a viable > alternative to MS > products. I don't feel like including it in TuDogs > at this stage, but > would like to hear from any subscriber who has > experience with > Star Office. > > The Vatican is an historical storehouse, and their > Web site seems > set to release all to the Web community, including > the secret > archives. It's reviewed in our new religious section > at > http://www.tudogs.com/rchr.php3 > > Ivan Weltman, > http://www.tudogs.com/ > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Send instant messages & get email alerts with Yahoo! Messenger. http://im.yahoo.com/ <A HREF="http://www.ctrl.org/">www.ctrl.org</A> DECLARATION & DISCLAIMER ========== CTRL is a discussion & informational exchange list. Proselytizing propagandic screeds are unwelcomed. 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