I just sent that .mbx to the virustrap email - it's the only message in the box - thanks for your help
At 12:54 PM 1/31/2003, you wrote:
I don't have the original .mbx, but I was able to have the client forward the message to me, and it got through, and I have it in an .mbx of mine - is that still useful? If yes, where should I send it?If it wasn't caught when they forwarded it to you, the .mbx file would be useful (you can use web messaging to move it to a new folder, so that there aren't any other E-mails with it, if you like). You can send the .mbx file to [EMAIL PROTECTED] (just let me know after you have sent it, as that mailbox isn't monitored).
-Scott
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