shull@kings.wharton.upenn.edu (Christopher E. Shull) (05/29/90)
If you are losing your voice explaining to normal people how to get
rid of and avoid viruses on their Macs, perhaps the following document
will help. Please feel free to steal from it shamelessly ("Lesser
artists borrow, great artists steal." - Igor Stravinsky) to write
your own document, or just use it as it is.
First I include the plain, virtually unformated text of my "Guide to
Fighting Macintosh Viruses: Instructions for the Rest of Us". To
this I attach the PostScript version of "Guide to Fighting Macintosh
Viruses: Instructions for the Rest of Us". It is a three page
illustrated set of instructions on how end-user type folks can fight
Macintosh viruses.
Good luck and happy hunting.
- -Chris
Christopher E. Shull Academic Technology Services &
The Wharton School Department of Decision Sciences
University of Pennsylvania Shull@wharton.upenn.edu
3620 Locust Walk (215) 898-5930
Philadelphia, PA 19104-6366
[Ed. Thanks for the effort, Chris! I've placed the file on
cert.sei.cmu.edu (IP # 128.237.253.5) for anonymous FTP. The
filenames are: mac.viruses.shull.txt and mac.viruses.shull.hex
Both files are in the pub/virus-l/docs directory.]boissier@ccettix.uucp (franck boissiere) (05/31/90)
> [Ed. Thanks for the effort, Chris! I've placed the file on > cert.sei.cmu.edu (IP # 128.237.253.5) for anonymous FTP. The > filenames are: mac.viruses.shull.txt and mac.viruses.shull.hex > Both files are in the pub/virus-l/docs directory.] Please consider posting this file to comp.binaries.mac for those who do not have FTP access. Furthermore if the documents are good enough they will be worth the largest possible dissemination. - -- Franck BOISSIERE boissier@irisa.irisa.fr Prototyping Lab Manager boissier@ccettix.UUCP C.C.E.T.T. B.P. 59 boissier%irisa.irisa.fr@uunet.uu.net 35512 CESSON SEVIGNE CEDEX FRANCE [Ed. If anyone would like to grab the files from the cert.sei.cmu.edu machine and re-post to the mac binaries newsgroup (or wherever), feel free to.]