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To: Judy who wrote (24722)	3/26/1999 9:30:00 PM
From: AlienTech	Respond to of 50167

If you are using Outlook.. The virus can infect a system by being received from another infected user via Outlook. This appears to be the most common method of infection. Users will not know they have been infected, nor will the sender know the document has been sent. A user may become alerted to the infected document if the Macro Security settings are enabled. This warning will be displayed to the user when the document is opened. This virus also creates an Outlook object using Visual Basic instructions and reads the list of members from Outlook Global Address Book. An email message is created and sent to the first 50 recipients in the Global Address Book, one at a time. The message is created with the subject avertlabs.com