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> The vendors who deliver books in a non-executable format avoid > all these risks. I think you've got it around the wrong way, Chuck. Honest vendors who use executables are not exposing themselves or their clients to risks. Jerks who imbed spyware and such in their executables are a problem but that doesn't make executables as a group less safe. Anyone who uses due diligence can usually remain virus free. I update my anti-virus software regularly and I only DL from vendors I know and trust. Whenever a hole is discovered in my OS or any of the SW I use I install the appropriate patch. While no system is truly perfect, I feel I'm reasonably safe. Getting back to the subject, if you don't want to DL an EXE, then don't. But that doesn't mean that the author has done something wrong. It just means that you are nervous about executables. That's nothing to object to IMO. Regards, Robert =============================> Bass Home Electronics 2291 Pine View Circle Sarasota · Florida · 34231 877-722-8900 Sales & Tech Support 941-925-9747 Fax 941-232-0791 Wireless Nextel Private ID - 161*21755*1 http://www.bass-home.com =============================>
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