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I don't want to save to disk first. There is no danger from viruses
as these are emails I know the source for. Please help. |
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"Scott" wrote in message
oups.com... I don't want to save to disk first. There is no danger from viruses as these are emails I know the source for. Please help. And that attitude is EXACTLY how viruses get spread. How do you know 110% that the scource is NOT infected? |
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... "Scott" wrote in message oups.com... I don't want to save to disk first. There is no danger from viruses as these are emails I know the source for. Please help. And that attitude is EXACTLY how viruses get spread. How do you know 110% that the scource is NOT infected? You should ALWAYS scan EVERY attachment you receive - you cannot POSSIBLY know that the source is clean. |
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On Aug 1, 8:59 am, "Gordon" wrote:
"Gordon" wrote in message ... "Scott" wrote in message roups.com... I don't want to save to disk first. There is no danger from viruses as these are emails I know the source for. Please help. And that attitude is EXACTLY how viruses get spread. How do you know 110% that the scource is NOT infected? You should ALWAYS scan EVERY attachment you receive - you cannot POSSIBLY know that the source is clean. to Gordon Sadness - why you are angry is not really my concern, I only hope you are addressing it in your own way. to All Listen, if you can answer my question great. If not, please try and restrain yourself. Arguments about personal computer policies are handled at www.slashdot.org. Shanti ![]() |
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"Scott" wrote in message
oups.com... On Aug 1, 8:59 am, "Gordon" wrote: "Gordon" wrote in message ... "Scott" wrote in message roups.com... I don't want to save to disk first. There is no danger from viruses as these are emails I know the source for. Please help. And that attitude is EXACTLY how viruses get spread. How do you know 110% that the scource is NOT infected? You should ALWAYS scan EVERY attachment you receive - you cannot POSSIBLY know that the source is clean. to Gordon Sadness - why you are angry is not really my concern, I only hope you are addressing it in your own way. I'm angry at your STUPIDITY and ARROGANCE.. Your attitude is why the internet is awash with viruses and trojans. |
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So whats stopping you?
The archive is stored on the hd, and is open within OL? "Scott" wrote in message oups.com... I don't want to save to disk first. There is no danger from viruses as these are emails I know the source for. Please help. |
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On Aug 1, 11:18 am, "DL" address@invalid wrote:
So whats stopping you? The archive is stored on the hd, and is open within OL? "Scott" wrote in message oups.com... I don't want to save to disk first. There is no danger from viruses as these are emails I know the source for. Please help.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Whenever I double click an attachment, I get the following: "Attachment Security Warning" "WARNING!" "This file may contain a virus that can be harmful to your computer. You must save this file to disk before it can be opened. It is important to be VERY certain that this file is safe before you open it." "Filename: blah blah.doc" "Type: Microsoft Word Document" "Save to Disk...Cancel" The extra step is superfulous and annoying. In my case, because I know the source of these documents. They wouldn't be archived if I didn't. |
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"Scott" wrote in message
oups.com... I don't want to save to disk first. There is no danger from viruses as these are emails I know the source for. And so WHY can't you save the attachments from those old archived e-mails? If the attachments are gone from your archived e-mails, you remove the attachments before those e-mails got archived. |
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On Aug 1, 3:29 pm, "Vanguard" wrote:
"Scott" wrote in message oups.com... I don't want to save to disk first. There is no danger from viruses as these are emails I know the source for. And so WHY can't you save the attachments from those old archived e-mails? If the attachments are gone from your archived e-mails, you remove the attachments before those e-mails got archived. I never said I couldn't save the attachments, I said I DID NOT WANT TO! Man, I'm glad I figured out how to tweak this in the registry on my own. You guys were exactly NEGATIVE HELP. You're actually taking away from the good karma in this world. Better you tied a rope around your necks than to troll this forum and pester people with your questions to questions without any answers. And yes! I do mean to kill yourselves! You're both wastes of space and undeserving of oxygen. |
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