Did you actually send the infected messages? I would not think that you have the virus. More than likely an infected PC owning friend has your e-mail address in his contacts and the virus is making you appear as the source. " W32/Netsky.d.eml!exe" virus does just that, the reasoning is that the infected PC's owner remains blissfully ignorant and does nothing about the virus. Gerhard On Mar 20, 2004, at 2:14 AM, animal wrote: > Mystery deepens: Two people have now told me my emails are infected > with a virus. I bought Norton Antivirus 9 for mac, installed it and > downloaded the latest updates but cannot find any viruses or infected > files. Is it possible a virus is causing my FCP problem? Is Norton > good for all viruses? > > These problems started last Monday after a fellow sent an .eml > attachment which I tried to open but couldn't find the correct > software. When I contacted him he had no knowledge of the attachment. > > Can a virus bugger my camcorder attached via firewire? I need to find > this out before I try daisy chaining and or get a new external hard > drive. > > Thanks > Lynn > > PROBLEM: > Now - if I download 6 minutes or more to an external, every so often > the 900MB or so clip is downloaded as a 65 - 98 GB clip and overloads > my system. Each time the external hard drive is left with 1.43GB. >