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Re: Re: Re: Norton Anti-Virus ... I've got a question !
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Posted by Kerry on June 22, 2002 at 20:28:36 from (207.53.228.41):
In Reply to: Re: Re: Norton Anti-Virus ... I've got a question ! posted by Eldora.?? Explain? on June 21, 2002 at 16:56:29:
The software is called Eudora, it's just another e-mail program, but it doesn't do a preview of the message like Outlook. Outlook is suseptible to viruses mainly because it is so popular, so most viruses are written to affect it. Just for the sake of trivia, Eudora is named for the author, Eudora Welty. It's not a complicated program, I've used it for years and am still using an older version. The new versions can still be freeware, but they have a little pop-up ad in the corner. If you register it, the ads go away and I think you may get a few more features, I don't remember. The way mine is set up, McAfee deletes the infected file before I ever have a chance to open it, but the e-mail itself is still in my inbox so I can see where it came from. Outlook opens attachments for you in the preview window, thereby launching the virus. I see somebody already posted a link, check it out, I think you'll like it, and I'm pretty sure you'll like getting fewer viruses. If you don't like it, try another one called Pegasus Mail. I'm a computer geek at work, the other guys are right, don't try to fix the file, just delete it. It's much safer that way, and whoever sent it probably doesn't even know they're sending a virus. If it IS something important, they can fix their computer first then send it to you again.
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