I know Steve, and he would never never have knowingly sent out an infected
file. Luckily, many of us work in places with strong anti-virus software
in place. Live and learn.
Leslie Ann Forrester
Law Library Director
Murphy Sheneman Julian & Rogers
San Francisco, CA
415/398-4700
FAX/421-7879
lafsmwb@well.com
On Thu, 6 Apr 2000, Charkes, Susan wrote:
> It is entirely possible that the sender/creator of an attachment does not
> know that it contains a Word virus. If one does not have an up-to-date virus
> program, there is no way know of knowing. Viruses like to attack files and
> they like to do this silently so that the carrier unwittingly infects other
> people's files. That's how they spread. Before anyone flames this guy or
> sends his name to his ISP or posts him on a hackers list, you might want to
> do more investigation and at least give him a chance to defend himself. He
> *may* be perfectly innocent.
>
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> Susan Charkes 1717 Arch Street
> Systems Librarian 4000 Bell Atlantic Tower
> Dechert Price & Rhoads Philadelphia, PA 19103
> susan.charkes@dechert.com 215-994-2156
>
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