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Article #36646Re: Does flash apple imply a virus?
From: peterson
Date: Thu, 12 Jan 1989 20:17
Date: Thu, 12 Jan 1989 20:17
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No. A flashing apple probably just means your "alarm" is going off.
Just shut it off with the "Alarm Clock" DA.
Joe Peterson
Schlumberger Technologies
Billerica, MA
email: peterson@applicon.com
Disclaimer: My company has nothing to do with what I say here, nor does
it use any other bizarre forms of mind control.
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