Email viruses

Joe Hailey

2001-05-14

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Hi Candy:



Thanks for the warning. I usually do not open attachments unless I am =

absolutely certain of the reliability of the sourec and nature of the =

attachment. The current best solution for preventing viruses is to use =

the latest Norton AntiVirus 2001 - the complete package. The upgrade I =

do not believe has all the functionality of Norton Antivirus 2001. There =

is extra protection for Emails as one of the settings. Also, if the =

preview Pane shows up when you list incoming Emails is active, then =

sometimes this alone is enough for the virus to become active on your =

computer. I always Unckeck the Preview Pane, an only look at the message =

after being sure of the author, reliability, source, etc. Also the =

advanced Live Update features of Norton Antivirus 2001 are extremely =

good.=20



Hope this helps.



Joe Hailey







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attachments unless I am absolutely certain of the reliability of the =

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viruses is to=20

use the latest Norton AntiVirus 2001 - the complete package. The upgrade =

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not believe has all the functionality of Norton Antivirus 2001. There is =

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protection for Emails as one of the settings. Also, if the preview Pane =

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when you list incoming Emails is active, then sometimes this alone is =

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the virus to become active on your computer. I always Unckeck the =

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