This sounds like a possible worm virus that attaches itself to Outlook
address books and then e-mails itself to appear as thought it were coming
from a trusted contact.

Run out to Trend Micro (www.antivirus.com) and use their free download
called "House Call" for a free scan.  The software will tell you what is
wrong and then fix it or give advice on what needs to be done.  Trend Micro
is one of the best antivirus products I've ever used and the support is
wonderful.  I also use it on my home PC.


-----Original Message-----
From: Richard King [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
Sent: Tuesday, June 26, 2001 1:10 PM
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: e-mail


Folks,
Just got a vendor e-mail that cripples the delete key.  First time I've
had this one.  Any work-arounds?  May have to find something specific to
my mail system probably.  Boy am I pissed!  Dick King (of even temper)
University of Arizona

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