Hi Steve,
It comes every time I sent something to the Apps list. So, by not having
that list any more it stopped. But each email came back with the virus message
as if it might have been you rejecting my email because it had a virus
attached.
I got off the list and after the last of the emails to that list returned
with the virus message after being sent out, I have received no more.
So, I am not sure what is going on for that message only came when I sent
to that list and only that list...
I am confused as much as you are. That list was not that important any way,
but it has mystified me as well...
Just like that person from Russia tried to invade our computers with the
decrypt program I have never seen a .exe program of only 4K unless it is only
for one purpose, to embed code...
Thanks anyway,
Bruce
Sent: Saturday, February 16, 2013 5:11 PM
Subject: Re: Visual Basic 2010 Event List and Window
Bruce,
I don't know where this alleged virus-laden mail is coming from, but I'm
positive it isn't from us. Our mail logs show nothing, we aren't seeing these
mails, and you're the only one who has mentioned it. Are you sure someone else
isn't sending these to you?
BX <[email protected]> wrote:
Hi Robert,
OK, I will be doing some writing to night and will do that. I keep
forgetting there is also that different listing there in the other menu.
I have pretty much shut off everything so there as little coming in as
possible.
I keep getting side track to test it out and hopefully tonight I will
have the time to see what still is a problem.
Thanks both of you for helping, since my next assignment is due next
week I am sure I will have plenty of time to test my settings.
But my old machine keeps locking up for no reason once in a while. I
suspect my Avast anti-virus is doing it and Avast can not let you use a screen
reader in it, so I am not sure what is going on.
I seem to be getting virus attacks on the GW Apps site and Avast keeps
on stopping them and everything indicates it is coming from GW Micro on that
address and had to get off that list. Even so, again this morning I got another
one of those emails yet had shut the list off last night...
Thanks again, Bruce
Sent: Friday, February 15, 2013 9:34 AM
Subject: RE: Visual Basic 2010 Event List and Window
Hi Bruce
I agree with Rick it is easy to go the error. When you build the project
a dialog box come and tells you that build errors. You should tab to no and
press enter. After that go to the error list. When you on the error list press
the enter key and you land on the line that has error. I hope this helps.
Thank You
Robert Guyette
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