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[sheila]

Just today - takes at least 10 minutes before getting to
first page. If I choose a user, its hangs on McAfee Anti-
Virus and can't shut it down, not even from the start
button. Shut down by turning of power. Start again and
close down from the first page. Is this a virus? How can
I get my data (mostly Lotus)? What can I do? Help!!!!

Don't reply to my email because I can't get that far.
Either ph me 905/829-5171 or email me at

[Quinoa S]

Sorry I can't help with your problem -- I don't use McAfee -- but allow me
to give you this advice: A newsgroup is like a crowded bus station. You
wouldn't yell your telephone number or email address into a crowded bus
station, so you shouldn't do it in a newsgroup either.

Quinoa S

"sheila" > wrote in message
...
> Just today - takes at least 10 minutes before getting to
> first page. If I choose a user, its hangs on McAfee Anti-
> Virus and can't shut it down, not even from the start
> button. Shut down by turning of power. Start again and
> close down from the first page. Is this a virus? How can
> I get my data (mostly Lotus)? What can I do? Help!!!!
>
> Don't reply to my email because I can't get that far.
> Either ph me 905/829-5171 or email me at
>

[Wislu Plethora]

>-----Original Message-----
>Sorry I can't help with your problem -- I don't use
McAfee -- but allow me
>to give you this advice: A newsgroup is like a crowded
bus station. You
>wouldn't yell your telephone number or email address into
a crowded bus
>station, so you shouldn't do it in a newsgroup either.
>
>Quinoa S
>
A good analogy, except that bus stations smell better.

[Van]

Smelled fine in here till YOU arrived, Wislu Plethora!!!!


>-----Original Message-----
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>Sorry I can't help with your problem -- I don't use
>McAfee -- but allow me
>>to give you this advice: A newsgroup is like a crowded
>bus station. You
>>wouldn't yell your telephone number or email address into
>a crowded bus
>>station, so you shouldn't do it in a newsgroup either.
>>
>>Quinoa S
>>
>A good analogy, except that bus stations smell better.
>.
>