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Today I received an email from someone unknown with a powerpoint file. I downloaded it, and it was just a visual presentation of a chain email quiz. Is it possible that the powerpoint file contained a virus (is that how they're usually transferred)? Or would that be unlikely?...
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27th May 2009, 07:05
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Virus in Powerpoint File Sent in an Email?
Today I received an email from someone unknown with a powerpoint file. I downloaded it, and it was just a visual presentation of a chain email quiz. Is it possible that the powerpoint file contained a virus (is that how they're usually transferred)? Or would that be unlikely?
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27th May 2009, 09:19
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Virus in Powerpoint File Sent in an Email?
Yes virus can be hidden in any file.
Work the steps here http://www.computer-juice.com/forums...-posting-7476/
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