The virus then spreads by sending itself to everyone in your address book. The message body of the email will contain the attachment 'MONOPOLY.VBS' and the sentence:

c:\temp\MONOPOLY.VBS (complete worm)
c:\temp\MONOPOLY.VBE (mail routine, stored encoded and require the extension VBE to be associated, not in Windows98, but Windows2000)
c:\temp\MONOPOLY.WSH (shortcut file)
c:\temp\MONOPOLY.JPG (picture)

A JPG picture will also be displayed. Now the main distribution
method stored in 'MONOPOLY.VBE' is called. Like the W97M/Melissa routine, it only attempts to distribute the first time
it runs on a system by setting the registry key:

If MS Outlook98 or MS Outlook2000 are running, the worm will
search all address entries in all Outlook address books (Global,
Personal, Contacts etc.). It will create a list of recipients, which
will be BCC-ed (thus not visible in the TO: or CC: field) on the
generated message having the worm VBS file 'MONOPOLY.VBS'
attached.

and together with all address entries and belonging email addresses sent as another email to:

If a version of the ICQ chat client is installed in the Program Files
folder location the worm locates the *.UIN file (containing name,
nick name and email address information) and attaches the *.UIN
to the message.