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From: Kate Ryder [mailto:kateryder@hotmail.com]
Sent: 18 December 2001 19:37
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Subject: Fwd: Please forgive me..virus is a hoax...

Ooops...Ê must run in the family...

>From: Clare Naber 
>To: "'crnaber15@hotmail.com'" 
>CC: Bev Colisch , Cheryl Bristah , Chris Hagerbaumer , Heidi Sickert , Jeff Allen , Karen Lewotsky , Kevin Kasowski ,
Laura Weiss , Matt Blevins , Sarah Doll 
>Subject: Please forgive me..virus is a hoax... 
>Date: Tue, 18 Dec 2001 11:39:27 -0800 
> 
>Please ignore my last email. I was taken...I am a fool! Very sorry for the 
>inconvenience to any one! These are some of the responses I received. 
>**This is actually not a virus, it's an executable that will be found in 
>every computer running Windows. SULFNBK.EXE restores long file names and is 
>a proper part of any Microsoft Windows installation. Don't delete it. For 
>more information on this virus hoax, go to: 
>http://www.urbanlegends.com/ulz/virus4.html 
>**Sulfnbk is not a virus, but a part of the Windows Operating system that 
>allows for long file names. To read more about the SULFNBK hoax, you can 
>check here: 
>http://www.antivirus.com/vinfo/hoaxes/hoax5.asp?HName=SULFNBK%20Hoax 
>**This is a hoax, this is not a virus. It is part of the windows 
>operating system. If you need more information, go to symantec's web 
>page. Don't delete the file.... 
>Again, forgive my computer illiteracy!! 
> 
>Clare Naber 
> 
>