Some people
Saw this story over on Dennis’ Blog and had to share..
My standard reaction to something like this is to wonder how this person can possibly survive in a job that requires some PC skills. 🙂
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Saw this story over on Dennis’ Blog and had to share..
My standard reaction to something like this is to wonder how this person can possibly survive in a job that requires some PC skills. 🙂
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Just wanted to thank Kevin, Jevon, Lloyd and Andy for their thoughts concerning mail servers and what not. Lots of different options that are going to have to be explained to the powers that be. Of course that’s assuming I ever get a handle on all of the different options! Of course the more confusing…
If this is truly an accurate description of the Beagle virus emails how else do we explain the fact that it spread anywhere, let alone numerous times? “The worm arrives in an e-mail file attachment with a randomly generated name and EXE extension. E-mail messages containing the worm have the subject “Hi” and a message…
I don’t honestly believe any one else in our office has ever used the Outlook Today screen in Outlook 2000 before now, but if anyone tries to again and runs into the same problem of clicking on the “Customize Outlook Today” button and nothing happens, I know what the workaround is! Follow these topics: Uncategorized
Well, you all know the problems I had with hosting and how much it peeves me when companies don’t communicate, so today what do we have at work? Turns out the company who acts as our ISP switched their ISP without bothering to tell us ahead of time. So while the new name server information…
Let’s start from the beginning shall we? Last week, at some point, a co-worker got one of those forwarded twenty times, chain-letter, emails. Naturally the person who sent this email to everyone they now, didn’t use the BCC function in their email, they just had dozens and dozens of To: addresses listed on it. Not…