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Subject: To Jar
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You can go into your attachment file and attach it directly to your e-mail,
or you can just copy (or cut and paste) it from Word to your actually
e-mail letter.

Let me know if you can't figure this out and I'll cut and paste it for you
and send it to you.

Michelle

At 02:30 AM 5/7/99 -0400, you wrote:

I didn't see the instructions until after I asked how to get rid of it. I

have

since followed the instructions and they worked fine. I tried to forward

you

letter with the attachment of instructions to the list of those I infected

but for

some reason the attachment came through as part of the letter and was just

junk.

How can I forward the instuctions to others?

jar

Coyote Flats Farms wrote:

Did you follow the instructions that I had sent in the attachment? Just
deleting the Happy99 virus attachment will not delete it, you need to
follow the procedures. Let me know if you need the instructions again.

Michelle
coyote@ritzcom.net

Wish I had seen the warning about the happy99.exe before I opened it.

It

came

from a friend who probably didn't know he sent it. I have deleted it

from my

hard drive. Will that get rid of it?

jar

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Good question. I know with my e-mail program, Eudora Pro, I can't just
forward attachments. I have to start a new letter and then attach it.
Weird.

Michelle

At 03:45 PM 5/8/99 -0400, you wrote:

I can and will do as you suggest but I am wondering why it, the

attachment, got

scrambled when I just clicked on "forward" to send your letter to the

others.

jar

Coyote Flats Farms wrote:

You can go into your attachment file and attach it directly to your

e-mail,

or you can just copy (or cut and paste) it from Word to your actually
e-mail letter.

Let me know if you can't figure this out and I'll cut and paste it for

you

and send it to you.

Michelle

At 02:30 AM 5/7/99 -0400, you wrote:

I didn't see the instructions until after I asked how to get rid of it.

I

have

since followed the instructions and they worked fine. I tried to

forward you

letter with the attachment of instructions to the list of those I

infected

but for

some reason the attachment came through as part of the letter and was

just

junk.

How can I forward the instuctions to others?

jar

Coyote Flats Farms wrote:

Just

again.

it. It

from my

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Must also be true with Netscape, which I am using.
jar

Coyote Flats Farms wrote:

Good question. I know with my e-mail program, Eudora Pro, I can't just
forward attachments. I have to start a new letter and then attach it.
Weird.

Michelle

At 03:45 PM 5/8/99 -0400, you wrote:

I can and will do as you suggest but I am wondering why it, the

attachment, got

scrambled when I just clicked on "forward" to send your letter to the

others.

jar

Coyote Flats Farms wrote:

You can go into your attachment file and attach it directly to your

e-mail,

or you can just copy (or cut and paste) it from Word to your actually
e-mail letter.

Let me know if you can't figure this out and I'll cut and paste it for

you

and send it to you.

Michelle

At 02:30 AM 5/7/99 -0400, you wrote:

it. I

have

forward you

infected

but for

just

junk.

Just

to

again.

it. It

it

from my