Antwoord op een bericht van George Pell aan Rob Den boer
 GP> How do you "put" a macro into another file, such as
 GP> Normal.dot? Thanks.
You don't. I guess most macro virus are .DOT files themselves.
A DOC file can't hold a macro, a DOT file does, and rename
them to .DOC. Word opens them without warning.
They act normally as normal documents, so you will not notice it.
This is the only way a macro can 'travel' togther with a 'document'
Then you open the infected .DOT/DOC file, and then the macro
infects your NORMAL.DOT.  So it seems all your docs are infected,
while only the NORMAL.DOT is changed.  How about a backup of your NORMAL.DOT?
regards,
Rob
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