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![]() Pooh Bear wrote: What test is this? How can I test my PC? Is there a web site with a non-destructive version of the virus that I can visit? I've posted the file at alt.binaries.schematics.electronics Oh, well. I don't download files from newsgroups. It seems that's one of the best places to get viruses. I tried Opera when it was new, and probably still unfinished. I don't like to install stuff haphazardly since uninstallations are rarely complete, and I don't have a test machine set aside that I can re-install from scratch any time. So, no thanks, I'll take my chances and stick with Netscape. I rarely go to web sites that don't have a pretty good pedigree, so unless some place that I visit regularly (typically for an on-line forum, or an audio equipment manufacturer) gets infected without their knowledge, probably by hacker infiltration, I'm reasonable safe. The only time I ever get e-mail with files atttached that don't come from someone that I know and that I'm expecting is through my Yahoo mail account, and that's pretty well protected. Besides, I almost never open those messges anyway. |
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