Once recall a post that claimed, if an attachment is put on drive,
Q, opened and contained a virus - the virus could not migrate to
your other drives, such as C, D etc. and do damage to files there.
If so, this sounds like a sensible thing to do with attachments and I
will impliment it. But I must wonder, - one one opens a file that
lets some kind of code get into RAM, go through the CPU etc. - can
it not then try to deposit itself in the boot sector or other drive,
as part of its binary instruction set?
