The latest form of Internet spam has been making the rounds in the form of greeting cards and e-postcards delivered by email. If you receive an email with a subject line such as "You've received a greeting ecard from a family member!" or schoolmate, classmate, neighbor, best friend, etc., it is best to delete it. Most importantly, do not click on any links within the message, or you may cause a virus to be downloaded to your computer, with negative consequences.

As spam filters continue to improve, so do the techniques used by the spammers to avoid detection. Therefore, it is also important to be alert and cautious when responding to email from an unknown source.

For more information, see Don't Trust Email Greeting Cards

In the coming year, the UWW campus will experience an influx of new software product offerings from Microsoft. These new products will provide a variety of enhancements to the software many of us use daily on our computers, as well as present significant changes in how these products look and how you use them. For more information of these products and how they will affect UWW, please visit the links below.

Internet Explorer 7 Windows Vista Office 2007 Exchange 2007 (Mail/Calendar system)