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From: Howie Coombe
Date: Fri, 16 Jan 04 19:34:18 +0100
Subject: MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEA
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Dear Chris, in regards to this message to me.
> Once upon a time, out on MARS. While reading the mail, wispering this:
I did not wisper all this, and Adelaide is not quite as far awawy as Mars.
> HC> This is a short off topic message from a Windows XP User by the name
> Best way, is to buy a copy of one of the leading brands of Anti-virus
> software, such as Norton, McAfee, Trend Micro's PC-Cillin, or one of the >
free downloads such as the german AVP (Anti-Virus Personal), keep them >
updated.
Aha.
> Buy or download an effective Firewall program, such as Black Ice Defender,
> or Zone Alarm (free) Pro (commercial) as the built-in firewall included >
with XP is almost as useless as water.
There would be no world without water, but you are right, i suspect somebody
else lives on this computer, thankfully i think that somebody else is my
brother.
> Then call MS and buy the Service Pack 1 disk, as it is a very large d/l and
> highly impractical unless you have a FAST broadband connection, and patch >
the OS.
Aha, would apple do virus devices that are Windoze compatible? or is that a
dumb question?.
> Then hit MS's update site for the patches that AREN'T on the SP1 disk..
Aha.
> After that you should be able to cruise the WEB with normal caution, and be
> fairly well protected.
Aha, well thanks for that information, BTW How is life under Governer Arnie?.
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