John C - I just received a message whose sender's address is [log in to unmask] The subject was "darling". I thought it might be from you - not because of the darling part, of course, but because of the address. I tried to open the attachment and it instructed me to go into the web, which I can't , as you know. I'm a little concerned, because last week I received one from HMJ@ (someplace I can't remember) The subject was "eager to see you jac580" I opened the message and there was just a bunch of nonsensical writings on it. It could have been HTML or some other version, but I deleted it, because I've never had a message from that sender before. Are you aware of any of the two addresses? And has anyone else received any such postings? I checked my Norton's and there is no virus, but I'm still feeling a little apprehensive about the two messages. Maybe you, or someone else can enlighten me on this. Thanks for your good work. Jo Ann ---------------------------------------------------------------------- To sign-off Parkinsn send a message to: mailto:[log in to unmask] In the body of the message put: signoff parkinsn