t-and-f: Re: WHY you check before you send "virus" warnings

2001-05-05 Thread Martin J. Dixon
Now I am going to give you some advice that you should take seriously. Your computer is sending out the HA HA HA virus message because it happened both times you sent me a message. There is a way to check the source of the message by looking at its' properties. You have an infected harddrive. If I

t-and-f: Re: WHY you check before you send "virus" warnings

2001-05-05 Thread John Lunn
My Friend, The fact of the matter is that I had NOTHING to do with passing along ANYTHING. I'm tired of people jumping all over someone for making a post with good intentions. I'm sure that McLatchie, or whomever, was trying to help out and doesn't need the B.S.. So, speaking of checking t

t-and-f: Re: WHY you check before you send "virus" warnings

2001-05-05 Thread Martin J. Dixon
JL wrote "I can't wait to see the next Hoaxe Hoax warning. Do I pass thatalong?Does that mean that it is real?I'll open everything a day late and from the bottom up so that all ofyou guys can out wit eachother.The guy who has a system running willwin.JL"   As everyone has privately and publ

t-and-f: Re: WHY you check before you send "virus" warnings!

2001-05-04 Thread John Lunn
Rich Harrington wrote: > > Virus HOAXES are designed to get people to forward them on to everyone they > know, thereby overloading mail systems. ALWAYS check with a credible source > before you cry wolf. > I can't wait to see the next Hoaxe Hoax warning. Do I pass that along?Does that mean that