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nemo wrote:

> Dont' open the scr file.

Umm if you don't know that by now... LOL

Under windows the types that should raise a flag in your head saying "ah 
ah ah, this could be a virus and not christina aguilera caught backstage 
nude!"  Why would anyone want to send you these things you must ask. 
These are known to be able to contain viruses.
The best thing to do is only open stuff that is in the friendly common 
formats.  PDF only for documents, or star office :), JPEG, GIF, BMP, 
PCX, .txt files and a couple.

Also be carefull, under windows if "hide extension of known file types" 
is enabled, a file called "Hello.txt.bat" will be named "Hello.txt" have 
the same icon as a text file.  So hiding known extensions should be off.


The list frin http://antivirus.about.com/library/blext.htm:

ADE	Microsoft Access Project Extension
ADP	Microsoft Access Project
BAS	Visual Basic Class Module
BAT	Batch File
CHM	Compiled HTML Help File
CMD	Windows NT Command Script
COM	MS-DOS Application
CPL	Control Panel Extension
CRT	Security Certificate
DLL	Dynamic Link Library
DO*	Word Documents and Templates
EXE	Application
HLP	Windows Help File
HTA	HTML Applications
INF	Setup Information File
INS	Internet Communication Settings
ISP	Internet Communication Settings
JS	JScript File
JSE	JScript Encoded Script File
LNK	Shortcut
MDB	Microsoft Access Application
MDE	Microsoft Access MDE Database
MSC	Microsoft Common Console Document
MSI	Windows Installer Package
MSP	Windows Installer Patch
MST	Visual Test Source File
OCX	ActiveX Objects
PCD	Photo CD Image
PIF	Shortcut to MS-DOS Program
POT	PowerPoint Templates
PPT	PowerPoint Files
REG	Registration Entries
SCR	Screen Saver
SCT	Windows Script Component
SHB	Document Shortcut File
SHS	Shell Scrap Object
SYS	System Config/Driver
URL	Internet Shortcut (Uniform Resource Locator)
VB	VBScript File
VBE	VBScript Encoded Script File
VBS	VBScript Script File
WSC	Windows Script Component
WSF	Windows Script File
WSH	Windows Scripting Host Settings File
XL*	Excel Files and Templates