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|    Holger Granholm to Jean Parrot    |
|    Re: Protection ?    |
|    20 Mar 16 10:57:00    |
      In a message on Sunday 03-20-16 Jean Parrot said to Holger Granholm:              Hi Jean,              JP> You wrote : In my oldest laptop (T23), Avira is installed, and it       JP> disables autorun.              JP> Why not go to the BIOS and enable write protection ?              Thanks for the hint. Actually, it never came into my mind that THAT       would work against autorun. In my mind I have played with the thought       that I may find a panel with settings, and to disable the autorun       setting.              OTOH, that machine is mostly used to transfer files (bulletins), from       USB sticks to diskettes, because it has the plug-in diskette drive.              I'm still fighting Thunderbird. I want it to get the new messages       immeadetely to my HD, to be read/edited (bulletins), offline.              As it now seems to function, it seems to wait for me to save those       messages while still online.              I have sent e-mails to @blueprintsoftware.com, that are the authors of       the PMMailWin mail program, and tried to connect to their site, without       success.              I certainly would want somebody reading this, to alert me how to connect       to that company, or at least give me a hint of where I could get a more       up-to-date version.              The PMMailWin2000 I have installed needs NTVDM as per a note at the       installation process, but refuses to connect to my mail server, at least       when running under Win10.              I have a "Dummy file for NTVDM" in the autoexec.bat - but that's all I       know about NTVDM.              OTOH, I don't know how use this NTVDM when starting the program, and       neither did the guy at the ISP, so he took the easy way out to install       Thunderbird. I didn't tell him to install it on E:\ , so it now resides       on C:\mozilla\thunderbird.              JP> Are we alone in this world ?              I think that's up to ourselves. The message activity is certainly low.       I seem to be occupied for at least five years after my death ;o).                     CU L8ER, Sam, OH0NC              aka Holger              ---        þ MR/2 2.30 þ Windows Vista 7-up Virus. Renders 16-bit programs useless.        * Origin: Coming to you from the Sunny Aland Islands. (2:20/228)    |
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