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To: thecow who wrote (21120)	7/1/2001 9:25:08 PM
From: Carolyn	Respond to of 110652

Yes to all, tc. Tom said it would take too long to reinstall 98 and, since I wanted 2000 anyway, we opted for that. 98 still works fine, just the internet connection is lost. But 2000 is much better anyway. It was a sign. <g> [edit: grub]

To: thecow who wrote (21120)	7/1/2001 9:35:31 PM
From: SIer formerly known as Joe B.	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 110652

hi everyone, Something just happened that I've never seen mentioned here. I just got an email that Norton said was clean but ZoneAlarm decided to quarantine it. I emailed the sender but he hasn't gotten back to me yet. It's a .zl9 file. The email message opened with the following kind of suspicious phrase inside of a pink box with a black border on the left with some red squiggly lines in the border that cross into the pink box: Just let it run ....it will be over fast... Sounds a little fishy or am I just paranoid? Here's the rest of the attachment's info: Name: Six Flags.zl9 Type: Download File (application/x-msdownload) Encoding: base64 I'm going to leave it qurantined at least until the sender gets back to me. Has this or similar happened to anyone? I'll report back after the sender gets back to me. SfkaJB