I have recently come across a number of MS Word files corrupted with a virus.
This could be the reason for your problems. Dr. Solomon's Virex version 5.9.1
took care of the problem. If your computer gets used by a lot of different
people as mine does, I would recommend getting a virus protection program and
then check for updates/upgrades every month.
David McFarland
Howard Hughes Medical Institute
Flow Cytometry Facility
Vanderbilt University Medical Center
---------------------- Forwarded by David McFarland/VUMC/Vanderbilt on 08/12/99
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Kevin Waddick <waddi002@tc.umn.edu> on 08/11/99 02:51:51 PM
Please respond to Kevin G Waddick <waddi002@tc.umn.edu>
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Subject: Re: HL60 phenotype
I don't know what type system was used to make the MS Word document
with the HL60 phenotype, but my Power PC Macintosh with MacLinkPlus
can't read it with its Word 6.0.1. All that appears is gibberish no
matter what choice I make for the conversion. Is there a solution to
this problem?
Dr. Kevin G. Waddick
Hughes Institute
Sarah Lawson wrote:
> Dear Keith Thompson and other interested parties, As requested I have
> attached a copy of the file of the phenotype of HL60 that I received
> from Dr Behringer. Sarah Lawson
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