Melissa doesn't just infect NORMAL.DOT. It also infects anything you open after you've opened the infected document. Read the code.... --Brett At 02:10 PM 3/30/99 +0200, Bronek Kozicki wrote: >-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- >Hash: SHA1 > >There is another kind of protection (and I used it sucesfully in my network >for last few months). Just set NORMAL.DOT read only attribute. When exiting >Word user will be warned with message "unable to save modified Normal.dot" - >he/she then comes to support, and then we know that we have problem. Of >course - normal.dot is placed in user's profile. This is pretty simple kind >of protection against macro-viruses in Word. > > >Bronek Kozicki > >- -------------------------------------------------- >ICQ UID: 25404796 PGP KeyID: 0x4A30FA9A >07EE 10E6 978C 6B33 5208 094E BD61 9067 4A30 FA9A
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