Antigen found =*.*scr file

[KRFinch at dstsystems.com]

Thank goodness I work in a Notes shop!

Kevin Finch
Network Administrator
DST Systems, Inc.
816/435-6039
krfinch at dstsystems.com

                                                                                                    
            
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                    04/18/2002 05:37        Subject:     Antigen found =*.*scr file                 
            
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You are receiving this message because inet  attempted to send you an email
attachment that contained a file that conflicted with our =*.*scr filter.
ACS is using this filter to block the transmission of attachment types that
are known to carry viruses. Antigen for Exchange has deleted the
attachment.
The message, with the subject of ACCESSKEY, was sent from inet  and was
discovered in IMC QueuesInbound located on the CROW server.

If this was a legitimately transmitted file, please contact the sender, and
have them rename the file extension or zip the file before attaching it to
an email.  Inform the sender that the attachment had a file extension that
Antigen filters.

By renaming or zipping the file, the file can then be attached to an email
and the email will pass through our filters. Please make sure the sender
includes in the text of message what the original file extension was or how
to unzip the file. You will need to change the file name back to its
original name or, unzip it, after you save the file to your system

Please note that the server automatically generates this message. If you
reply to this message you will not receive a response. If you need
additional assistance please contact:

           Faculty & staff:         Exchange Help Line at 864-2000
           Students:                      Help Desk at 864-0200