Apologies for posting something off topic but like so many others, I
have come to where all the helpful, intelligent people are!
I have a school colleague who has a MS Office file (I think a Word
file) with the macro virus. This was the virus that was doing the
rounds a few years back. It doesn't effect Macs but the ISP he is
using and the managed internet service the school uses will not allow
him to send any emails with attachments with the macro virus(it
strips the attachments out). Can anyone suggest a solution. There
were a number of anti - Virus products around that used to be able to
deal with this problem but now under Panther (which is what he is
using) these don't work. Any solutions or ideas gratefully received.
Kindest regards,
Howard Pettigrew
Rangiora
South Island
New Zealand
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