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From: George Barrick <gbarrick@walsh.edu>
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Date: Fri, 12 Mar 2010 13:51:53 -0500
Subject: Re: incomplete/corrupted setup.exe
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                   2010.03.12.18:53:51 UT

Hi Larry,

    O.K.  So that would be a 'backbone'
server in my region that caches the file,
but gets a corrupted version of it?

    In that circumstance, it is nothing
"insidious".  I just have to wait until
the offending file gets flushed from the
server.

George             gbarrick@walsh.edu



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