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From:	wtanksle AT sdcc15 DOT ucsd DOT edu (William Tanksley)
Newsgroups:	comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject:	Re: not Coff, solution?
Date:	27 Aug 1996 20:22:23 GMT
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In article <Pine DOT GSO DOT 3 DOT 95 DOT 960827123037 DOT 15805B-100000 AT eddie> Chen Douglas I Hsi <g5ranger AT cdf DOT toronto DOT edu> writes:

>I've checked and found those files are infected with Tai-Pan virus.
>However, I don't know how to remove it.  Will any commercial anti-virus
>program be able to?  I don't have any 1.x files on my computer, by the
>way.

A commercial program might help, but if it were me, I'd just download 
F-Protect, which is a free-for-individual-use virus protector, scanner, 
and remover.  I used it to clean out my college computer lab, which had 
about three different viruses, one of them (Stoned-Monkey) on all the 
computers.  This lab had been foolishly depending on a commercial, 
store-bought virus package, which is silly unless you're willing to buy a 
new antivirus every month.

F-Prot is updated every month, and I depend on it.  Scan, the few times 
I've downloaded it (I just wanted a second opinion) agrees with it in 
giving my system a clean bill of health.

>Douglas

-Billy

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