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Todd — Tue, 18 Dec 2001 08:01:08 GMT

Sista Dee,Just install a copy of Norton AntiVirus 2002, and you won't have any more problems like that. It is very easy to install the software, and once it's installed you never have to do anything to it. It automatically downloads the latest virus definitions and scans your entire hard drive for viruses once a week. I've tried lots of virus software and I've found this one to be the best.-Todd

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Sista Dee — Tue, 18 Dec 2001 00:28:52 GMT

Good evening, Pegleg and everyone:I want to say that I had no idea where the virus originated from. My name is Debora Stewart (Sista Dee is the handle I've been using on Maybell for the last two or three years and I just registered it along with my e-mail address on lotterypost on last week.) The nightmare started for me around Friday night when I received an e-mail from a person I actually know with the subject Re. Once I tried to open the attachment, my system started locking up on me, I kep... [ More ]

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Todd — Mon, 17 Dec 2001 17:33:56 GMT

The great thing about Norton AntiVirus 2002 is that it disables e-mails containing viruses so you can't even open them. I would highly recommend that everyone get this program. I too have noticed a substantial number of viruses floating around lately.-Todd

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pegleg — Mon, 17 Dec 2001 13:09:53 GMT

I recieved a file that was infected with a virus this morning with a subject line reading Re:. My Nortons Anti Virus program intercepted it. It was sent under the name of Debora Stewart. It seems that some of the people at Maybells were sent the same virus but under different names.Dont open any attached files if you dont know the person sending the file.pegleg