Re: World Crime on arf12-steps

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Hi, Ben,

I did look at the documentation and it didn't enlighten me, maybe I was looking

at the wrong thing, however, I agree, it's not possible for World Crime League

to look at my hard drive. I'm interested enough to ask my son to look at it,

who's a supervisor of computer services for his company and who builds web pages

like I eat potato chips.

Kayleigh

> Not really - (at least not the way I'm thinking) - there's an HTML trick

> that tells the browser to display your root directory on your screen, it

> does NOT actually get transferred back to the host computer and then back

> to yours to be displayed on your screen. If you go to that web site and

> pick " View Source " from your browser's menus, you'll see all that

> http:// stuff, and somewhere where it says it's reading your hard drive,

> it will have something like file://c: or something like that. Don't worry,

> that does not send your files to the other computer.

> There ARE things to worry about on the Web and other parts of the net,

> but this isn't one of them. This is just a cheap trick.

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