<HTML>In a message dated 5/22/03 11:47:00 AM Central Dayligh= t Time, rrg@unlv.edu writes: <BLOCKQUOTE TYPE=CITE style="BORDER-LEFT: #0000ff 2px solid; MARGIN-LEFT= : 5px; MARGIN-RIGHT: 0px; PADDING-LEFT: 5px">Something very wrong here.&nbsp= ; Either someone on the list is looking for trouble or my computer and/or ne= twork is seriously screwed.  I have a little program that searches for = files deleted from the recycle bin, (i.e. directories erased from the HD), a= nd it wasn't able to locate them either.  It's as if they never existed= .  Am I going crazy?<BR= >   </BLOCKQUOTE> Robert This morning I checked my out box, and there were two messages I supposedly = sent, but had never seen before. When I opened it up, it was sent from my em= ail account to about 50 different sites. The first one all started with Lily= , and then all sorts of different endings, the second one all started with R= aif, with all sorts of different endings. I got AOL on the line and they sai= d I had been "spooked." They suggested I change my password. Apparently some= one gets a hold of your account, and sends out these messages. I don't know = enough about computers to know what's going on. But like you, all of a sudde= n, the sent messages disappeared.  BTW, I had the problem you experienced about a year ago. In fact, it happene= d several times. I guess it's one of the mysteries of cyberspace. Wim </HTML>