For one, switch your email to PLAIN TEXT, not HTML 'rich text'. The variant you seem to have is a binary imbedded and carried in the 'rich text' formatting, in the headers and subject. [I reformatted your message before replying, and my kak-sniffer didn't scream about this message so...]
AS you were showing NO attachments but that is where I got infected (tracing back after getting rid of it and installing updates and upgrades to prevent reinfection) and the second time I got it from you I picked apart the message. Go to the Norton website, and you can download the latest and greatest of their software and use it for 30 days. Do go to the Microsoft website and update your Outlook Express to the latest and greatest too. Both will help you get rid of and keep from getting it back. You're going to have to do a serious cleanoff, use Norton for several days to keep it from coming back from another source, and switch to the simple 'plain text' format. This variant of KAK doesn't need an attachment, if it gets into your system, it sneaks along in your email without you or the recipient knowing until bingo, you're caught. :) I'd much rather play with my gerbils than f(ahem) with my computer to get it to work, and I'm sure the rest of the forum agrees <g> Good luck, and play with your gerbies after you get this fixed as an extra reward. Deb Rebel's Rodent Ranch ----- Original Message ----- From: Kelly Harris To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, October 02, 2001 6:16 AM Subject: Testing I do apologize. I, in no way, wanted to infect anyone with the KAK. Whenever I think I am rid of it, it seems to reappear! Please let me know if you are still getting your virus warnings. It should be gone now. Thanks, Kelly Harris
