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From: oliver@solaria.cs.unc.edu (Bill Oliver)
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Subject: Re: hard drive problems/VirusX
Keywords: READ/WRITE ERRORS--COLD VECTOR != 0
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Date: 16 Nov 90 19:51:18 GMT
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In article <4938@tahoe.unr.edu> tucker@tahoe.unr.edu (Aaron Tucker) writes:
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> [about getting a warning with VirusX]


I get a similar thing with my 2500/30.  I have VirusX in my startup-sequence,
and it always comes up with a similar message and asks if I want to 
clear this vector.  The only thing I noticed was that if I chose "Yes,"
then WordPerfect could no longer control fonts when printing on my 
HP IIP.  So, I just ignore the message now, and choose "No."

I would also like to know what is happening.



Bill Oliver