Unless you KNOW the sendor, and they have verified that it is OK, I think that for 
your own protection delete what you have and forget the rest. Most people that spend 
much time online and use their own email, as I do, get increasing amounts of stuff 
we wish we hadn't seen....and sometimes things that we can't get rid of without major 
surgery. 

If you want to receive everything sent to you, you need a server who will pass everything 
through. Some will not make exceptions to their filtering.   Good Luck






On Tuesday, June 17, 2003 at 6:06 am, P. Harvey wrote:
>To Tom Swanson:  Here is the copy of the problem e-mail as I received it:
>
>Tuesday, June 17, 2003  8:58 a.m.
>
>(There was a large "i" in shown on a sheet of paper followed by this message.)  
Message 
>Could Not Be Displayed.
>
>MSN Mail could not retrieve the message body from MSN Hotmail.  Check to make sure 
>you are still connected, and then try again.
>
>__________________________
>MSN Mail
>
>That was the extent of the message.
>
>








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re: Question about 'How do I protect myself against email viruses (such as worms)?' (P. Harvey: Tuesday, June 17, 2003 at 6:06 am)


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