1. Active link problem. Was Re:the latest MS tech manual
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Gee, thanks Kat for letting me know that I have a "problem".
That's one problem that I think I'll keep.
P.S. Is there anything that doesn't piss Kat off?
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2. Re: Active link problem. Was Re:the latest MS tech manual
On 30 Jan 2002, at 14:37, Evan Marshall wrote:
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> Gee, thanks Kat for letting me know that I have a "problem".
> That's one problem that I think I'll keep.
>
> P.S. Is there anything that doesn't piss Kat off?
It doesn't piss me off that you have a problem! But you *should* be aware
that MS's Outlook express is the most widely targetted for trogans and
viruses, and it's the most bug-ridden email client you can possibly use! I am
trying to clue you in, not attack you! I now get several OE emailings per
week from someone else who uses OE, has a virus that is doing the
emailings, and he doesn't agree that he has a problem either.
Kat
3. Re: Active link problem. Was Re:the latest MS tech manual
> > Gee, thanks Kat for letting me know that I have a "problem".
> > That's one problem that I think I'll keep.
> >
> > P.S. Is there anything that doesn't piss Kat off?
For what it's worth, I didn't think she was pissed off... just bein' Kat
(the paranoid gal)... :)
I do agree, however, that the vulnerabilities that the wicked can exploit
with OE make OE less-than-perfect. (Yes, I'm a master of understatement.)
The recent "Party Pics" virus verifies the fact that OE, in the hands of an
ignorant person, has the potential to cause massive damage.
> I now get several OE emailings per
> week from someone else who uses OE, has a virus that is doing the
> emailings, and he doesn't agree that he has a problem either.
MS loves those kind of people... Unfortunately, they make up the majority of
PC users at the moment. :)
