Forwarded message:
>
> Our management received an FCC (yes FCC) advisory/warning that a terrible self
> activating "Good Times" E-mail virus is on loose, ravaging unsuspecting E-mail
> readers hard drives and damaging their CPUs by putting them in a loop. (sigh)
> They are in a panic. (big sigh)
>
This is getting as bad as the modem tax and the boy with (brain?) cancer...
please send him a card, won't you? :)
> safe reading email in Procomm or ZMail. Now they want confirmation that my
> assurances are correct. Would somebody more important than me confirm this or
> point me to somebody else who will.
>
They are safe reading mail, as long as it is their own. :) Please post this
somewhere in the office and save about 100 duplicate questions.
This whole good times thing was started by someone on (If I remember correctly)
AOL. It started many copy-cat messages, and for a few days, there were
many, many people, and a lot of businesses that were afraid to receive mail...
Text does not hurt.. unless it is done with really heavy letters and you
drop one on your foot.
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* Rusty Atkins - System Analyst This EDS/ATSS *
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