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Neo
I do treat the internet with caution. I download as least as possible.
I use netscape, I trust no one, Also I think that people who use
a virus setup has a lot of false alarms and gets exited for nothing.
virus software is not perfect lots of false alarms.
I have never been hit with one in 10 years.
Don't get me wrong I do check every couple of weeks
I know it would be too late. But hey what's the backup drive for.
Don't worry you won't get aids from me. I use an on line
scanner with up to date files, just checked two days ago

May the trend be your friend at least for a day or so :  Jo ...
http://www.realitytrader.com/class1.htm
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neo wrote:

> Brian
>
> You must have a lucky charm. I have been hit with 4 or 5 viruses over the
> last couple of years. Fortunately, my virus scanner caught them all. They
> are on the increase and I would not want to use my computer without one. I
> put Norton SystemWorks in my StartUp folder so that I check for new virus
> definitions at the beginning of the day before I download any email. There
> are a lot of crazy people out there.
>
> neo
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: owner-metastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
> [mailto:owner-metastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of Jo Rowdy
> Sent: Monday, December 04, 2000 1:06 PM
> To: metastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Subject: Re: virus question
>
> Brian
> I haven't used any virus software for 10 years never had a problem
> just don't open any attachments you suspect and back up your drive
> "mirror image it" with let's say Norton Ghost if i do get anythig
> i just replace the drive and format the old    :   Jo...
>
> Brian Haviland wrote:
>
> > Question for the experts,
> > Hearing about all these viruses is freaking me out esp. since I don't have
> > anti-virus software yet. It's making me re-think getting all these e-mails
> > on MetaStock and Omega. Jo Rowdy posted the link to the archived messages.
> > Would it be safer to go that route to follow this correspondence which I
> am
> > finding quite interesting?
> > Thanks,
> > Brian