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r andere Online-Systeme)
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ssen erst in eine askSam Datei importiert werden:
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"Informationen importieren")
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hlen Sie die
nschten Dateien aus
3.  W
hlen Sie als Dateiformat "TEXT" und klicken Sie auf OK. Die Texte werden importiert.
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Automatische Felderkennung durchf
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Date: 10-25-90 4:01am
From: Martin Hagar
To: Phil Schnyder
Subject: Funny novice user story
Original_Date: Wed, 24 Oct 90 23:38:35 EDT
MCI: Handling: LETTER
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In the process of editing a small book with many contributions from
amateur writers, my wife has discovered that there are lots
housewives who use PCs occasionally but don't realize that a
processor can save a document on disk. For them, the computer is
just a
typewriter.
The funniest dialogue went like this:
My wife: "What software do you use?"
Writer:
"I don't know, it's my husband's computer..." (asks him)
..."Word Perfect."
My wife: "That's great. Can you send your article to me on disk?"
Writer:
"I don't know if our computer does that. What do you mean?"
My wife: "It's easy. When you type the article in, save it on a disk
and send it to me. That way I won't have to type it again."
Writer (to husband): "Can we save my article on a disk? That way I
won't have to type it."
Date: 10-26-90 4:16pm
From: Andy Newman
To: Phil Schnyder
Subject: FBI Bust!
MCI: Handling: ONite,LETTER
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We've been working with Novell and the FBI on a major crackdown with
Software Piracy and BBS's.
After a year of work, the FBI busted some
of the biggest Pirate Boards in the country today.
If you're interested
in the details, call:
Date: 11-7-90 1:55pm
From: John Doe
To: Walt Sessions
cc: Marketing, Bea
Subject: HP Palmtop
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Caller says he sat in on a focus group evaluating ads that
Hewlett
Packard is going to run in the 1st or 2nd quarter 91. A couple
ads were
for a palmtop computer, about the size of a checkbook, or a
little
smaller. Features are: 1Meg memory, calculator-type keys, 1-2-3
software bundle, runs on batteries (might be alkaline batteries)
costs $695.
Date: 11-6-90 3:51pm
From: Mike Bauer
To: Walt Sessions
Subject: netware virus
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The Netware Virus is blamed on the Jerusalem-B variety, a real famous
virus.
Changes the read/write flag and starts making files to start
growing and occupying space in the memory of your local machine.
can search files for particular ASCII strings.
sUMsDos.
This string
will tip you off if you have the virus.
There isn't a quick remedy.
When you find this string, you are instructed to delete the file.
is from "NetWare Connection" from NetWare Users International.
Novell
pays for this and sends this out to everyone who has a license for a
Novell network.
Date: 6-20-91 11:02am
From: Nancy Walker
To: Walt Sessions
Subject: Spreadsheet Prob.
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Carl V. says he has a big problem with ALL spreadsheets.
According to
Carl, he and his co-workers have come across "the 3 numbers from
Hell!"
The #'s are 16.22, 9.22, and 7.
Supposedly, when you have these
#'s in a spreadsheet, and subtract them from one another, you should
come out with zero.
It doesn't.
Carl has tried this on all versions
of Lotus, 1-2-3 G, Excel for Windows, and Quatro Pro.
All come up with
different answers.
Carl says that Quatro Pro comes up with the
closest to the correct answer (0 with brackets).
Carl states that a friend of his took a Beta Test class in Boston,
and they worked on this problem for an hour, and came up with no
solution.
Carl called Lotus' Regional Office and said "they tried to
joke off the problem" and were not serious about it at all.
offered no explanation, no tips, and "didn't even shoot ducks out of the
air."
Date: 6-18-91 11:29am
From: Dale Schultz
To: Emma Schnyder
Subject: DOS5
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Terry B. sees "gaping hole" for viruses in the new MS DOS 5
involving
the SETVER.EXE file.
Says that since the file is a self
modifying
executable file, contains both the data and the program, and that it
changes occosionally....the anti-virus software you use will always
report changes. The user would tend to ignore these messages
(knowing that the file tends to change) leaving an open field for
viruses. He has not tried to test it yet...
Date: 6-14-91 1:33pm
From: Dale Schultz
To: Walt Sessions
Subject: credit card fraud
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Just got a call from the sales manager at ABC Technology.
Here's his
story. Jon Doe received a FAX from someone who wanted to purchase an
computer, but noticed that the billing address of the credit card #
the mailing address were different (both in Connecticut). The red
flag
went up immediately and he called the credit card holder, who
screamed,
"NO NO NO, my card has been stolen and $11,000 has already
been charged
on it. Don't send anything." So Doe our sales manager,
calls the
Connecticut State Police and they arrange an interception
with Fed
ABC sent a box full of trashed computer manuals as a
placebo and
the State Police pretended to be Fed Ex.
When the guy
signed the slip
upon delivery, boom, they arrested him on the spot.
the station he
tattled on three other guys, who in turn tattled on some
others, and it
turned out there were 13 of them all together.
were High School
Seniors.
Date: 10-31-90 4:03pm
From: Kevin Bespolka
To: Bea McKinney
Subject: chilly ALBERT tip
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One of the PC users at the Ill. State Water Commission had
problems retrieving lost data on a hard disk inside a Dell 310
PC. He called Techie, who removed the hard drive, put it in the
freezer for about 15 minutes, and replaced it in the PC. The
problem was miraculously solved...data retrieved. The ALBERT
caller waited a couple of days before calling us, but said the
drive seemed to be working fine.
Date: 6-12-91 11:46am
From: Miles Williams
To: Phil Schnyder
Subject: 5.0 and Intel
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Carl says he was at the New York MS DOS 5.0 conference this Tuesday
and received a free copy of the disc (like all the other anaylsts), but
when he opened his, there was no disc.
He doesn't know if he sould take
it personally or whether everyone else was left out as well.
Carl is an analyst and he says he has heard a rumour that Intel have
dropped the price on their Math Co-Processor.
That's all he knows thus
Date: 3-20-91 2:12pm
From: Emma Schnyder
To: Walt Sessions
Subject: Beware!
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I was recently attacked
by a virus that came from a common
software
vendor on a demo diskette (well, I didn't get personally
attacked by
this virus...I'm sure you know what I mean....) This virus
appears on
an equipment maintenance tracking system.
This company
picked up this
virus from some other source, but still shipped out the
demo diskette
and didn't inform anyone.
When I called to inform them of
the problem,
they admitted they knew of the virus.
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