Fwd: Is Nuclear Power Safe Enough for Your Backyard?

[Lew Helgeson <lewhelgeson@HELGE.COM>]

Dear Radsafers:


I tried to link to the referenced site directly from my e-mail program,

Eudora Pro Version 4.1 and received a message that I had to download the

"DUN/RAS files from AOL." I clicked on the link, AOL started to

come up over Eudora, the files downloaded, were installed and then I was

told to re-boot the computer to make them effective. On doing so I

received the same re-boot message. After re-booting at least 5 times, I

re-booted, pressed F8, chose "Safe" and when it came up, I used

the Control Pannel -  Add/Remove option to completely remove AOL. On

re-booting I could now get back to my normal Windows environment.


I hope no one else will have to suffer this problem.


Lew Helgeson



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> here:  04/23/01 Is Nuclear Power Safe Enough for Your Backyard?
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> Business Week article.