[pcductape] Re: Viruses - continued and Ghost
- From: "Bob Noble" <bnoble@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: <pcductape@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 20 Jan 2003 22:06:18 -0800
Hi Pam,
I'd say my computer is a learning box, so whatever I can learn from it I do.
I have things on it that if I lost, I would miss, but could do without.
I occasionally back up my email stuff, address book, favorites and the stuff in
my documents, and the desktop, so I guess I wouldn't lose everything.
I just recently got a cdrw. Before I used to do it on a second hard drive, but
after a friend lost two drives at the same time, I decided to get the cdrw.
I'm not familiar with the latest version of Ghost and haven't kept up with it.
:O)
Bob Noble
www.sonic.net/bnoble
----- Original Message -----
From: "Pam" <ltf01@xxxxxxxxxx>
| I don't use OE at all. I use Outlook, which does the same thing as you
| explain of OE6. I think the virus filter used by your ISP is your angel in
| disguise.
| I'm very careful with my machine, probably moreso than most, because I make
| my living from this box. I can't afford to lose out to a stupid virus. (I
| say this and think to myself how stupid I am that I have a brand new hdd and
| unopened copy of Norton Ghost sitting on my shelf, waiting on me to back up
| my system, but I haven't done it yet for some reason)
| Speaking of Ghost and backups, what do you know about Ghost?
|
| Pam
|
| >
| >
| >Hi Pam,
| >I meant by IE 6, OE 6, which is part of it.
| >OE 6 doesn't open anything excepts pics.
| >
| >I suppose you could set it to do so.
| >
| >I think I have a copy of the Klez thing, which I received about a
| >month ago.
| >
| >For some unknown reason, I just don't get all the virus stuff
| >coming in my email
| >that I hear others get.
| >
| >Part of it might be that my ISP does some active filtering of
| >emails for some of
| >the worst viruses. If they catch them, I don't see them. :O)
| >
| >Bob Noble
| >www.sonic.net/bnoble
| >
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