For those of you who want to Cheapskate Y2K

[socalgal]

From that MS site above, I'm c&p'ing info that may save someone alot of problems.


Microsoft Policies on Software Distribution
Receive an E-mail Claiming to Contain an Upgrade from Microsoft? Beware! Malicious users often try to camouflage harmful software in an effort to get unsuspecting users to run it. Several e-mails currently are circulating that claim to contain upgrades of Microsoft software. However, Microsoft does not distribute software by e-mail. If you receive such an e-mail, delete it or report to the sender's Internet Service Provider.

Thanks WW. /forum/smile.gif

[welsh wizard]

your welcome, just to keep us safe, I hope. /forum/smile.gif
WW

[This message has been edited by welsh wizard (edited 11-30-1999).]

[welsh wizard]

http://www.microsoft.com/y2k
WW

[U-96]

Beware! Malicious users often try to camouflage harmful software in an effort to get unsuspecting users to run it.

It's called Windows, right? /forum/wink.gif

U-96

[welsh wizard]

No Comment.
Last time I made remarks re Linux v Windows I got nailed. /forum/frown.gif
WW

[XT]

take a look, they even have a upgrade for windows 3.1, heh. This is gonna come in handy for my little twinhead 386 sx laptop /forum/biggrin.gif