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Sorry Jim,

   I truncated what I really meant to say, which was: "I wonder if 
someone with Jim Sower's address in their address book has an 
infected computer."

- On Thu 04/08, Jim Sower < canarder@frontiernet.net > wrote:

> FWIW I don't often send attachments.  When I do, it's by rearrangement 
> or with accompanying text that's elaborate enough that it can't be 
> faked.
> I don't get much spam (my ISP has a filter that I can set for any 
> severity of inspection) but I get lots and LOTS of infected email.  
> Norton picks all that up.






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