DH ur most likely using a Norton Product with the hieristics set

too high which gives you a false positive for the bloodhound.

This worm and its variants lurks in p2p land and e-mail attachments.

My bots double-check each link and cross-links etc. b4 I post.

I ht tp links that stay connected, too big or hang hair.

(ie. port re-directs)

The image u question is hosted by the host network and not a third

party server [999]. The chance of a worm inside and embedded in a

jpeg file is like walking on water.....

If u have a valid e-mail address, we'll talk about it sum mo.

Tecra