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From: wade@sdacs.ucsd.EDU (Wade Blomgren)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac
Subject: Re: Anomaly type 103 from Interferon3.1
Summary: 103 is really 203
Keywords: What the heck does it mean??
Message-ID: <76@sdacs.ucsd.EDU>
Date: 17 Jan 89 23:06:01 GMT
References: <34694@bbn.COM>
Organization: UCSD Academic Computing Services
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In article <34694@bbn.COM>, franco@bbn.com (Frank A. Lonigro) writes:
> I ran Interferon3.1 over my hard disk and no virus infections were detected,
> not even a "maybe" type warning.  So I desided to run it again but this time
> I turned on the Anomaly warnings and it complained that Anomaly 103 was
> present in all my LSC projects and library files along with the finder and
> verious other programs.
> 
> So what is Anomaly 103??  The documentation doesn't mention anything about
> this.  BTW, anomaly 103 was the only anomaly found, no other anomalies were
> detected.  What's going on???

The "Anomaly" 103 message in Interferon is really a typographical error in 
the program itself (or in the documentation, whichever way you choose to
think of it).  An anomaly 103 is really an anomaly "203", CODE resource 
in non-application file.  Such files include LSC projects, libraries, and
of course the Finder and more than a few other files.

Wade Blomgren
wade@sdacs.ucsd.edu