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there are many things that one can do, but is the time and effort worth it.
"J. Rodney Grisham" wrote:
> Prosper wrote:
>
> > How about sending the .gifs one at a time.
>
> What are the problems with uncompressing zip files? Tell me what
> I'm missing in the following description of steps to follow.
>
> There are programs out there that can simply open a zip file
> and tell you what's in it without decompressing it. Even the
> ancient pkzip for DOS had such an option. Some of these, maybe
> all, can also open a self extracting zip (.exe) if it really is
> self extracting and not some other executable.
>
> Once the zip file is open in your favorite decompression program,
> if the contents appear to be what has been promised e.g. gif and/or
> jpeg images, etc., then go ahead and do the extraction.
>
> Then to further make sure a *.gif file is really a gif file, don't
> double click it in Windows Explorer. Instead drag it from Explorer
> to an open browser window. If it's a real gif file, it will display.
> If not, then you'll get an error message from the browser.
>
> OK, educate me on what I'm missing. I don't need a virus anymore
> than you.
>
> Rod
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