I just have one suggested addition - if your users don't want to disable
scripting, have them change the default action on VB Script Files and
JScript files from Open to Edit. This is done by double-clicking on My
computer, select view, folder options. Click File Types tab, find the VB
Script File, Click edit, select Edit, click Set as default. Repeat with the
JScript file type.
This will cause scripts to be opened in Notepad by default when a user
double-clicks, but will allow you to right-click on a script and execute it
if desired.
Rocky
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From: "NetQuick Email Admin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, May 19, 2000 9:00 PM
Subject: Re: [IMail Forum] Virus Warning
> As a collection of my peers and betters, I would like to present the
> attached message for your review and comment. I am trying to explain the
> current outbreak of viruses to our customer base. We seem to be getting a
> lot of delayed hits, mostly it seems from folks with Email accounts with
> more than one ISP. Anyway the customer base goes from MCSE (+) to "Hey I
> just got me one of them computer things". Please help me fine tune this
and
> feel free to copy any of it that may be of use to you.
>
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