There seems to be a common clue with this virus....the subject lines all seem to have TWO "Re:" in them. Ones I've seen so far: re:RE:German Way back!!Help!!Please! Re:Re: Glenwood Cemetery Re:Re: Marriage Data Another clue: the return email address has an underscore at the beginning of the address. i.e. if my address is [email protected], it would appear as [email protected] I haven't seen it with this particular virus yet, but my daughter told me another clue to detecting a virus is if the attachment has two dots in it because a file can't be named with two dots. i.e. I received an attachment that was named (something).MP3.scr and knew it was a virus so deleted it immediately. Isn't it a shame we have to spend so much of our valuable time on this subject. The bigger shame is that the creators of the virus don't have more constructive things to do with their time. Sue Dotson [email protected] ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jennifer Wahl" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, November 27, 2001 5:02 AM Subject: Re: [NEBRRoots] Re:Virus W32/[email protected] .... how to detect the email > I just got the stupid thing from an Ida Kay Orsted ... Luckly my virus scan > would not even let me have her e-mail address or any other info off it.. The > subject line says.> > re:RE:German Way back!!Help!!Please!