Jeff, your comment brought me out of my lengthy hibernation.
I accept the part of your comment about the virus scanner.
However, I'm always amazed by the second recommendation.
Do people whom you know have fewer viruses than those you don't know?
Is a file safe because you know the sender?
Do you really know, check, and verify what is going on inside the computers
of people whom you know?
I have seen this recommendation many times, and I never understood the logic
behind it.
Please explain.
David Grossman
> Mario,
> You should not open attachments, anyway, unless you have a virus scanner
and
> you know the person meant to send it to you.
> If you have a virus scanner-I suggest saving the file to your hard drive,
> first, then scan it.
> Jeff
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