"Re: GIFS and Viruses!" screamed David, as he pulled the trigger.
DD> Ok, let's change that. Let's say the "virus" is not executable, but as
DD> it sits in memory, the viewer (which this "virus" is specifically 
DD> tailored to work with) sees it as a part of itself, like two parts of a 
Possible, but /very/ unlikely.
If you can find any program that loads data over it's own executable in 
memory,
and then executes it, I'd be very suprised.
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