Tom Badran wrote: > > On Sunday 16 September 2001 7:14 am, you wrote: > > I'm not sure exactly what your network situation is, but can't you > > simply instruct people that are using your network in the proper > > etiquette for using Outlook? People attack Outlook because so many > > people use it and aren't familiar with it's "features" (the bigger the > > target, the easier to hit); if you're the company admin, simply turn off > > the scripting abilities of Outlook for each of your clients and you're > > set. I'm typing this reply using Outlook on my Win2k box and to my > > knowledge, I've never given, received or passed a virus. Let me make > > this analogy: > > Your roommate comes in the apartment at 3am with a loud group of friends > > after a party and walks in your bedroom (knowing full well that you have > > to get up at 5am for work) and flips on your light to ask you if he / > > she can borrow some money ~ the following day, do you rip all the light > > switches out of the apartment? > > The reason i wish to block is that i dont have access to all the client > machines, nor do i trust most of the users ability to do as i ask, whether > through laziness or inability > > And my roomate does that frequently, so i just bolt the door to the flat so > he cant get in :) > > -- > Tom "Tomahawk" Badran > Department of Computing, Imperial College > Well, that explains the "Tomahawk" :) -- Carroll
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