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Hi david <br />im using MS outlook<br />it happens a radom but has not happened lately <br />i did a virus scan and one turned up <br />i was a trojen and its source was from a Palm pilot program i got of one of the Palm sites<br />i was talking to phil Debono and he said that he has seen it happen to others ADSL users<br />i sent and email to my self and only got one copy <br />im testing it daily but as such has not happened to me so that i can solve <br />im useing NOD virus <br />Mcfee firewall<br />Adware <br /><br />what do you think
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