My server said that they have put a virus check on their end and I have not had any of the virusses that you have mentioned.  I think that it must be working to stop them getting through to me at all.
I am with a local server  Perhaps others can ask their servers to do the same.
Regards
Rhonda
 
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Date: Friday, October 04, 2002 14:48:47
Subject: RE: [ozmidwifery] virus alert - DO NOT OPEN "BIRTH STORY?"
 
Yes - do not open "birth story?" - I did not send it.  You will notice the attachment symbol - these shouldn't be opened in any case.  My virus softwear picked up a few infected files yesterday and I have disposed of them appropriately. 
 
Karen Arthur
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Denise

Apparently the bugbear worm uses the address book of an infected computer to send itself out, so the attachment will look as if it's come from person A, when it has really sent out from person B.  E.g. B has the email address of A in its address book.  Bugbear sends out emails, with the worm attached, to all people in B's address book, as if sent from A (rather than B).  So Denise, you may not have had the worm in the first place.

Clear?  Probably as mud :-)

Debbie Slater
Perth, WA
 
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