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Flickering Screen
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There was nothing wrong with your Computer a second or two ago. I was just having a bit of fun with Flickering the colours on your screen. If you want to see it again, go to another page then come back to this one. You will see the sides of your screen Flicker different colours. It can't hurt your computer, it's just a bit of lightheartedness and it works on most systems.
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Fighting Back Against Email Worms
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Now, the real reason you are here is bacause we came across a great trick that's as simple as it is effective, and that anyone can use to battle many of the nasty worm viruses flying around the Internet these days. Click here to Bookmark or Save this to your Favourites ; ...
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Of course, the best way to ensure the integrity of your system is to install some good anti-virus software (You can download a FREE, Full Trial Anti-Virus Protection further down this page), plus this little technique can give you and anyone on your email address contact list added protection.
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When one of these destructive 'WORMS' gets into your computer, the first thing it does is go to your email address book and send itself to all of the addresses listed there, thus infecting all your friends and contacts. The trick we're talking about WON'T keep the virus from getting into your computer - (If you haven't already, you should invest in some good anti-virus software for that) - but it WILL STOP the WORM from using your address book to spread further, and will alert you that you have a worm in your system.
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Here's what to do.
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Open your email address book and click on "New Contact" or "New Person", just the same as you would to add a new friend to your list. In the window where you would type your New Contact's FIRST name, type !000. (That's an exclamation mark followed by 3 zeroes.). Then, in the window prompting you to enter the new email address, type the word WormAlert. Then complete your entry by clicking "Add", "Enter", "Save", etc.
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Here is what you've done, and why it will work.
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The "name" !000 will automatically be placed at the top of your address book as Entry #1. This is entry where the worm virus will start in its effort to work its way down your email contact list. But when it tries to mail itself to !000, it will find itself undeliverable because of the phony email address (i.e. WormAlert) you entered. Thus the worm's first attempt to spread from your computer will fail, and it goes no further.
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So you've just saved your family, friends and business contacts a possible tragedy - but what about your files and creations?
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Notified Immediately
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Here's the second great benefit of this simple procedure. When an email cannot be delivered from your computer, you are notified in your Inbox almost immediately. Hence, if you ever get an email telling you that an email addressed to WormAlert could not be delivered, you will know right away that you have the worm in your system. In a scenario where time is often of the essence, you will be informed at the earliest moment, so that you can take the proper measures to deal with the virus.
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Download Free AntiVirus Software Here
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If your Computer is not Protected with the latest Anti-Virus Software, You can download Full Working, Free Trial Versions here. We strongly recommend Norton Internet Security 2002. This version includes : Norton AntiVirus (Protects your PC from Viruses), Norton Personal Firewall (Defends against Hackers), Norton Privacy Control (keeps your personal information safe), Norton Parental Control (Keeps your children safe on the Internet- You can activate/deactivate the levels).
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Check your System - FREE
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Click the drop down button above, it will take you to Norton's site, click on the System Security check on their site (which will automatically check your System for Viruses and Security). You can then click the 'TRY' section on the right hand side of the Norton page you will be on. This won't take very long at all. If you need any help with any of these instructions, you are welcome to contact us for advice through the Contact page.
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