+Grant <+Grant@grant.grant> wrote in
news:Grant-me-that-0207071@Grant.Grant:
> In article <Xns996161071EB11godiaforityahoocom@140.99.99.130>, godia
> <godiaforit@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
>> +Grant <+Grant@grant.grant> wrote in news:Grant-me-that-2806071
>> @Grant.Grant:
>>
>> > Sorry about the zip. It's easier than trying to get powerpost to
>> > work right.
>> >
>> > These pictures were taken and posted by Softee.
>> > Would anybody like me to post his Brazil series? In zip form.
>> >
>>
>> Who in their right mind would down load and open a zip file> All I
>> see is virus and spyware, no thanks.
>
> Who? People who are in their right mind and left mind who know the
> poster and know he doesn't post viruses and who have their antivirus
> definitions up to date and are not totally ignorant about using their
> computer who know that just unzipping something can't give them a
> virus you have to run the program inside to do that. And Mac users.
>
> Thanks for reminding me about zips. I think I will post the next set
> in a split zip form with pars. Join with your usual file joiner and
> unzip. Everybody except you of course.
>
I'm sorry if I upset you. You do know in zip files you can include an
auto start program that can run in the background. I do not know much
about mac, it does seem to be much safer from this kind of entry.
As for posters I know, they could be contaminated and not know it. I do
update my virus definitions multiple times a day automatically. It
takes months and sometimes years before the virus is found and included
in definitions. I just feel there are much safer ways to move data in
bulk amounts. I'm sure that is why you zip them or is it for security?
Is the left side the artsy side, I forget?
May I send you a zip file? (hehehe)
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