Hi Lisa. I don't know what the file is but chances are it was a file
that was created for the virus. I wouldn't worry about it. If you start
having difficulties with a program then reinstall that program and it
will put the needed file back in. Set Norton up to clean and repair
files. If it can't be cleaned it will be deleted. Chances are that if it
can't be cleaned that it isn't a ligit file anyways.

Mick

Lisa McManus wrote:

>        Hi everyone,
>
>I have a question.  I have never had an infected file on my computer before
>now so this is new to me as to how to deal with it.  I have norton
>antivirus.  I scanned my computer and I had one infected file.  I chose to
>delete it, but I do not know if I should have because I do not know if it
>was something very important to the computer.  I had some difficulty
>reading the dialog box, but it was saying something about gettting an
>uninfected copy of the file, but since it was difficult to read I couldn't
>figure it all out.
>The file was called:
>
>c:\WINDOWS\Downloaded Program Files\TEST.OCX
>
>I tried to look it up on the internet and couldn't figure out what it was
>all about.  It seems to have something to do with activex controls
>possibly.  If anyone can tell me whether or not I deleted something
>important I would really appreciate it.  Thank you very much.
>
>Lisa
>
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