Table structures
Topic: i-Solv Project
Provided i-Solv our table structures and some sample data on a CD (almost full -- that's *some* sample data, huh?).

I also mentioned that some fields are (or might prove to be) too small.

Then Pie discussed SM's special case with Maricel.

Viruses
Topic: Viruses
The following e-mail messages were found to have viruses in them:

Sender:
IP Address: 203.131.112.122
Recipient: postmaster@xxx
Subject: Undelivered Mail Returned to Sender
MessageID: BACCB1DD42C
Report: ClamAV: .zip contains Worm.Mydoom.I

The following organs are likely to have a virus:

My lungs. :-( It's my fourth fever-laden day on the job! And no one appreciates it at all! :-(

Sys Loss Contribution
Topic: ERC
Rocky asked me last week to provide him the supporting documents for the coincident and non-coincident peaks. Took me some time to find the original docs, but I finally finished with them this morning.

Mailscanner
Topic: Viruses
The following e-mail messages were found to have viruses in them:

Sender:
IP Address: 203.131.112.122
Recipient: postmaster@xxx
Subject: Undelivered Mail Returned to Sender
MessageID: B9C5B1DD42A
Report: ClamAV: message.zip contains Worm.Mydoom.I

Viruses
Topic: Viruses
The following e-mail messages were found to have viruses in them:

Sender:
IP Address: 203.131.112.122
Recipient: postmaster@xxx
Subject: Undelivered Mail Returned to Sender
MessageID: BF8581DD42A
Report: ClamAV: attachment.zip contains Worm.Mydoom.I

Sender: yourdailysavers@qfv.bntdr4u.com
IP Address: 210.5.122.16
Subject: Mail Delivery (failure xxx)
MessageID: EE7F41DD42A
Report: MailScanner: Found dangerous IFrame tag in HTML message
Report: ClamAV: message.scr contains Worm.SomeFool.P
MailScanner: Windows Screensavers are often used to hide viruses (message.scr)

Sender:
IP Address: 209.51.142.234
Subject: Mail delivery failed: returning message to sender
MessageID: 4B1BE1DD42A
Report: ClamAV: msg-21361-11.txt contains Worm.SomeFool.P

SMC Bill
Topic: work
Noy Dayag asked me yesterday to send them a letter of explanation on why their Power Rates increased.

I spent scattered times on the letter, which I estimate to total up to 1 hour, including discussing it with Boss Babes.

Glo's PC
Topic: work
Spent about 6 minutes uninstalling OO.org 1.1 and installing and configuring 1.1.3, and teaching her how to use the spreadsheet, plus "formatting" the Pilferage report initially.

Joel's PC
Topic: work
Spent about 5 minutes uninstalling OO.org 1.1 and installing and configuring 1.1.3.

Engg1 PC
Topic: work
Bon Jovi told me they couldn't find the icons on the viewer program.

I found out that the display settings were somehow "corrupted." It was set at VGA 16-colors!

When I switched it back to 800x600 256-colors, problem was solved.

I showed them how to change the resolutions by right clicking on the desktop icon on the system tray.

10 minutes (including 1 reboot)

Mapping3 PC
Topic: work
Spent 3 hours trying to bypass WinXP's activation prompts to no avail, until I decided to activate by telephone.

I wonder how it would suddenly "FORCE" activation when it was newly installed just yesterday? I don't think Rico changed the date/time settings of the PC.

All those 3 hours wasted trying to "make way" for the mystery dynamic IP at the gateway.

Duh.