Virus?

Hi Nancy -

It doesn’t sound virus-like. Someone was probably just trying to ‘spoof’ your email address (use the address without your knowing it – easily and commonly done) – and you received all the left-overs from it. It has nothing to do with your computer.

To set IE as the default browser:

Open IE Go to Tools->Internet Options On the ‘Programs’ tab, make sure the checkbox next to ‘Tell me if IE is not the default web browser’ IS checked. Hit OK. Close IE Open IE When prompted to set IE as the default, select yes. That should do it.

Happy New Year

hunter

On Jan 6, 2012, at 7:43 AM, Nancy wrote:

> Good morning, Hunter, > > This morning I received a bunch of returned e-mails, saying that my message had been interrupted by spam protections. But these are messages that I don’t think I ever sent. > That makes me nervous and I wonder if I’ve been infected with some weird thing? > > Also apparently my default internet connection is Mozilla Firefox instead of my Windows Internet Explorer. Perhaps someone could check with me to see how to change it back to Explorer. > > Thanks, and Happy New Year. > Nancy > >