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Subject:Re: virus From:John -dot- Cornellier -at- PARIS -dot- IE -dot- PHILIPS -dot- COM Date:Thu, 28 Aug 1997 17:15:17 +0200
This is a macro virus & it is everywhere. By the way any other docs you opened
with Word since you opened the infected docs are infected too. It's usually not
too serious:
1. Get a copy McAfee shareware off the net or better yet buy it.
2. Delete normal.dot (don't worry, Word creates a new one).
3. run McAfee on your whole disk (check the help for the right switches if you
get the command line version) and Bob's yer uncle.
Good luck,
John mailto:john -dot- cornellier -at- paris -dot- ie -dot- philips -dot- com
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