This is the quote that got me busting up laughing:

[``It crashed all the computers,'' said Daphne Ghesquiere, a Dow Jones
spokeswoman in Hong Kong. ``You get the message and the topic says ILOVEYOU,
and I was among the stupid ones to open it. I got about five at one time and
I was suspicious, but one was from Dow Jones Newswires, so I opened it.'']

If I got a letter from Dow Jones saying "I love you", I'd be really suspicious...

I haven't gotten any here, yet. Haven't checked my home mail. My husband called this morning, though, and said they got hit at Trane. For those that don't know, that's a _huge_ company. Lots of emails, lots of fun.

Michelle


>Randy,
>
>>My definition of a virus is a program that causes problems and I don't understand how it works.
>
>Your definition is at odds with general use of the term related to computer viruses. The anti-virus people know how they all work, but that doesn't stop them from being considered viruses.
>
>This one, BTW, is causing great problems at my large corporate client. They had to shut down the email server this morning, since with close to 1000 email accounts and various distribution lists referencing them, I LOVE YOU took over the system.
>
>My inbox this morning had 45 I LOVE YOU's. They still have not brought the system back up yet. But many of my co-workers were giggling about how much love they got this morning. :-)