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Re: Request for Help - Personal ProjectFrom: cd003509@interramp.comThu Jul 11 07:45:29 1996
On 7/11/96 2:18AM, in message <960711021354_431812790@emout15.mail.aol.com>, MNudel@aol.com wrote:
> Don't take this personally but, how do we know your not sending us some virus I didn't want to take up list time and resources for communications about this, but since you sent your question to everyone, I'll respond likewise, then please, let's keep this as personal e-mail in respect of those who are not interested in this project. :-) Legitimate question -- and, the answer is -- you don't. As in all areas of dealing with "strangers", caution is the best policy, so either 1) don't take it or 2) run a virus checker on it. A secondary note -- some folks on the list have already received and opened it w/o disaster, maybe they'd be willing to reassure you. Also, most e-mail viruses I've read about come as .exe attachments (which I originally tried to do, in the form of a self-extracting zip), but it a) wasn't working and b) wasn't necessary, so now it's just a simple file attachment. Dwight Ham hirps@interramp.com -- Harnessing the Power of the Internet©
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