I also use Netscape for my mail program and did not get the link as an attachment... just a valid link I was able to follow. BTW... a .txt file would not execute even if opened as it's not an executable filetype.
John Heiser wrote: > > No Problem! I am just paranoid ; ) I am fully protected with all the latest wiz >bang security software but I'm still cautious. Heck I don't > even use Outlook because I don't like the lack of security. I still use Netscape >for mail and I am immune from all those macro viruses. It > was just that the message stated if you can't see it copy to hard drive and try to >open it. That is a no-no thing to state and with the recent > new virus (on the news last night as a matter of fact) that is going after >anti-virus programs well I just wanted others who may not be fully > protected to be wary. > > Regards, > John > > ps It may be my use of Netscape that caused you message to come to me as an >attachment as opposed to fully open as a few others received it. I > bet they were all using Outlook. > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > > Hi, > > I'm not much on the technicalities of computers, really just a user of technology. > > > > This e-mail might "appear" diferent because I sent it directly from KOMO, the TV >station. > > > > If you do open it you will actually discover that a gecko from India hid in a box >of crane lawn ornaments. The package originated in India. > > > > Did not mean to cause alarm. > > > > Elizabeth > > ########################################################################### > THE GLOBAL GECKO ASSOCIATION LISTSERV > WebSite: www.gekkota.com Archive: [EMAIL PROTECTED]/ > The GGA takes no responsibility for the contents of these postings. > ########################################################################### -- Doug Johnston
