Todd Lahman wrote at 12:09 PM 12/07/2001 -0800:
>It's better to have a good policy on the server to block high risk attachments or
>scan for viruses. Managing mail at the server level allows network users to choose
>whatever software works best for them. Sounds like you need better mail server
>management, since you are preventing your customers from having their choice of
>e-mail software.
>
>> Rule number one on my list of ways not to get viruses is (drum roll) don't use
>Microsoft products for email.
Hey Todd. I should have been more clear. It is a suggestion, not a rule. I have often
been asked how not to get viruses, and that is #1 on the list.
We don't run any mail servers and we are not an ISP. Everyone in our company gets
their mail via an outside ISP. We set all our employees up with Eudora Pro.
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