Make sure your Norton AV is updated and run the program.  It will find the Netsky virus if you have it, and you can delete it.  Your friend would have to do the same thing with her AV program.

>Hi,
>
>System:
>Windows XP pro
>Norton Anti-v
>Spy bot
>Ad-aware
>Zone Alarm
>
>I have a bit of a mystery I'm hoping some one can solve.  Saturday I sent
>an email to a friend wanting a update on her Marine son.  She tried
>multiple times to email me back, each time my ISP sent it back saying she
>had an attached virus.  She was sending no attachments, however her letter
>to me was on fancy Marine stationary and with logos in it.  Sunday morning
>I receive a email from juno (her ISP) saying that my mail was
>undeliverable because it may have Netsky attached, the email referenced
>was not one that I recognized.  After I had emailed my friend Saturday I
>had turned off my computer, it was not on again until Sunday morning.
>Norton is updated regularly.  By the way, I not on my computer writing
>this. =0))
>Questions:
>How do I tell if I have the Netsky virus?
>Does she have the Netsky virus?
>If one of us does, how do we get it off and how did we get it to begin with?
>I'm on digest so if you could send to this address direct it would help.
>Thanks so much for any and all help.  I'll try to stay calm! =0))
>Regina Long
>
>

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