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Comments entered by========> MIKE DEFORREST
In regards to the article on the Proto-T virus. I find what is being 
described to be impossible to take place in Ram memory which has no
way of maintaining data when power is removed. In addition some of the
other areas of infection seem very unlikely. I suggest that this type 
of misinformation is not desired.....Sysop DEFORREST ENT. BBS

IN Reply:
    Mike Deforrest,
    The article you refer to is somewhat mis-leading or rather the 
  individual(s) did not go into enough detail. The information was
  gathered from a federal agency in a report and does not reflect
  the views or opinions of this magazine.
    I accept articles from outside sources from any and all who wish
  to write and submit. We cannot be held responsible for mis-information. 
  As with any and all articles we do our best to verify information. When
  information is presented from reliable sources I tend not to dispute
  it or change it's content. It has been my experience and my opinion that
  anything one reads to gather information be it true or false or mis-leading
  is only as good as it's author.
    Maybe the federal agency in California that came up with this report
  will read this and make a reply.
    I am very pleased that you brought this to my attention and that you
  read this magazine. Thanks for your support!
                                       Michael Gray - Publisher

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