VAISNAVA RURAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN

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This doesn't work for me because I couldn't read the attachment and most

virus are transmitted by attachments.

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"markjon chatburn" <protection_farms >

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"Cow (Protection and related issues)" <Cow (AT) pamho (DOT) net>

Thursday, October 11, 2001 6:38 PM

VAISNAVA RURAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN

 

 

> Dear all,

>

> Sorry to take the liberty but I thought all those

> interested in the work we are doing here may want to

> communicate with attachments as it is a lot easier. I

> have not had the time to set up a web page as yet as I

> have just started work again, and I had to finish

> working it out anyway. If you do not want to work this

> way please make it clear and we can take you off the

> direct form or not bother with this form all together.

>

> The advantage of this form is clear when you see the

> attachment compared to email. If you like this format

> then please send attachments in RTF as not everyone

> uses MS Word.

>

> Mark

>

>

>

>

> Make a great connection at Personals.

> http://personals.

[Guest guest]

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"ISCOWP (Balabhadra Dasa & Chaya Dasi - USA)" <ISCOWP (AT) pamho (DOT) net>

"markjon chatburn" <protection_farms >; "Cow (Protection and

related issues)" <Cow (AT) pamho (DOT) net>

Wednesday, October 10, 2001 7:05 PM

Re: VAISNAVA RURAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN

 

 

> This doesn't work for me because I couldn't read the attachment and most

> virus are transmitted by attachments.

 

About a month ago I was almost wiped out by a virus but caught it just in

time and then changed my virus protection so that I receive daily updates to

try to prevent such occurances. Then about two weeks ago I received an

attachment from a close friend who had done some secretarial work for me at

a recent temple meeting. I had some free time the other day and I was

reviewing my virus program and while checking a log discovered reference to

a virus that arrive in the attachment from my friend. My new virus program

had detected it an nulified it. I alerted my friend he was unable to detect

the virus on his machine - luckly his machine has not suffered, but what if

it was a more violent form - who knows. Attachments are dangerous even those

which use few macros.

ys, Rohita dasa