Mike_Healan
June 18th, 2002, 06:27 AM
Looks interesting. If we could tie down the internet n00bs out there who open every virus-infected attachment they get in Outlook Express and forcibly install this sucker on their machines, it might cut back on all the nimdas and code reds.
http://www.y2kbrady.com/firewallreporting/
Secure Address Book uses a specially encrypted database to keep your contact information private. Stops email worms and viruses from sending out messages to all your friends and business associates. Easy to use and works with any email client.
Secure Address Book allows you to import your contact information from any email address book you are currently using as long as it will export to a .CSV (comma separated value) file. Once you have imported your data, all you need to do to send an email to one of your contacts is highlight the desired record in the list and press the send button.
Secure Address Book works with virtually any email client as long as your Windows file associations can launch an email client. You can test your computer's configuration by clicking on the link below. If your default email client opens in a new window, then Secure Address Book should work for you just fine.
http://www.y2kbrady.com/firewallreporting/
Secure Address Book uses a specially encrypted database to keep your contact information private. Stops email worms and viruses from sending out messages to all your friends and business associates. Easy to use and works with any email client.
Secure Address Book allows you to import your contact information from any email address book you are currently using as long as it will export to a .CSV (comma separated value) file. Once you have imported your data, all you need to do to send an email to one of your contacts is highlight the desired record in the list and press the send button.
Secure Address Book works with virtually any email client as long as your Windows file associations can launch an email client. You can test your computer's configuration by clicking on the link below. If your default email client opens in a new window, then Secure Address Book should work for you just fine.