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Does a virus or spam can do this?
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Name: Tom Kelley
Date: May 8, 2007 at 11:25:33 Pacific
Subject: Does a virus or spam can do this?OS: MS XP homeCPU/Ram: 1.7GHz/256MbModel/Manufacturer: SystemsPro |
Comment: Can a virus or spam be a cause for my outgoing emails to duplicate itself and create an attachment of the same to the email? It is annoying and I can't get rid of it. Using MS Outlook express. Avast virus protection and Spy Sweeper spam protection. This started just a few months ago. Using the same computer for five years. Thanks for any suggestion to correct this problem. Tom Kelley
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Reply: (edit)Where is the duplicate email being saved? If it started a few months ago, it's sort of difficult to pinpoint what preceeded it. Have you checked your Rules? Life is more painless for those who are brainless.
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Response Number 2
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Name: Tom Kelley
Date: May 9, 2007 at 15:31:52 Pacific
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Reply: (edit)To: Jennifer SUMN Thank you for answering my question. When I send an email (to myself too) the identical copy is attached as a file, showing a paper clip at the top right-hand corner. When I cick on it, it appears as a regular attachmnet would, but only includes my original message of the email. I can not find any rule, which would create the same - hence can not eliminate it bay any rule I can find. Previously I had no such a problem. I could attach any file to my emails the regular way, but the email was not duplicated. Bt the way, I checked the computer for viruses and spams and found nothing, but I understand some could slip by the antyvirus programs. Thanks again. Tom Tom Kelley
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