all i think this is a power point slide file
yes in some macro files could have scripts to cause
harm but always have an virus scan software installed on your comp and it should pick some bad file types or viruses

But then again some viruses just break in no matter what
always check before downloading anything, before i download
it asks me to scan for viruses if it detects anything i huck
it. mail bombd are so old school. micro shaft stuff is break
able and if your running outlook as mail you better be careful.

I pop my mail from a server using a web base mail interface.

Joe

On 22 Jan 2003, John Rodgers wrote:

> It's a virus! I got a pps attachment , and my
> son got one as well. Delete that sucker!!!
>
> There are viruses out there that get into the
> address book, create an e-mail and send it
> out. It appears that it came from someone you
> know, but in fact it is the virus doing its
> thing to perpetuate itself and spread. If you
> don't know who it came from, or don't have a
> personal confirmation from the sender, DO NOT
> OPEN IT. It will enter your machine and create
> havoc!!!
>
> Again, DELETE THAT SUCKER!!!
>
> John Rodgers 88 GL Driver John Rodgers
>
>
> Mike Miller wrote:
>
> >I got a file forwarded to me. It's a .pps
> >file. Anyone know what kind of file it is?
> >
> >Mike
> >
> >
> >