Virus on PUT board ??????

[tlhdoc]

Birol you failed the test.  Don't check your BP all of the time.  DON'T CHECK IT! :mad:    :S

[birol]

Birol you failed the test.  Don't check your BP all of the time.  DON'T CHECK IT! :mad:    :S

I did not, but in case you wonder it is 113/76, HR:75  :W  :W  :W

[tlhdoc]

By the way, you should not be putting viruses on PUT.  

[birol]

By the way, you should not be putting viruses on PUT.  

I am not putting viruses on PUT< when I hit the tab for the arveeclub I get those virus warning messages, very scary ....

[tlhdoc]

What virus program are you running?
 :confused:

[birol]

What virus program are you running?
 :confused:

Norton AV 2002 .... Updated to latest virus definitions

[B-flat]

As a little info here, some may have the mistaken idea that having some kind of virus software installed will catch all viruses.  If your virus software is not updated frequently, then it may not catch the viruses that are continually being invented.  For good virus protection, choose one that can be updated automatically as needed by subscribing to the service.  Do thorough scans frequently, especially if you use your computer quite a bit.  Also, keep your virus software running in the background.I remember in our office's meeting last year one of the managers (who is almost computer illiterate and relies on an assistant) told of opening an email attachment Navidad with the worm in it. It caused a bunch of emails to be sent out without her knowledge to everyone in her email address book.  She thought that just because she had virus software that she was safe.  Turns out that the puter techie guy told her she only had the software that had come with the computer and it had never been updated.  Manager then tells our group she thought the Navidad was some kind of Christmas Card, to which some of us (in the know) nearly spit our coffee out while trying to suppress our laughter.