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The May 12, 1999 Word for Directors has been changed to a Word Basic class due to popular demand.  Sign up today

Don;t forget the workshops that are planned for April and May.  Starting with CLASS-Customers Leaving Satisfied and Sold on either April 21 or 22, 1999.

IF you have taken the Web development class, you may want to sign up for the Advanced Web Development class on
Tuesday, April 27, 1999.

There is limited room available for Designing Flyers with Microsoft Word. Sign up today.

For all you techies that want to Take Your Website to the Next Level don't miss the opportunity starting on May 3, 1999.   This is a four day class that will  go through the end of May.

Learn how to dazzle your patrons with the knowledge of search engines.  Attend the Advanced Search workshop on
Thursday, May 20, 1999.

Kathy Sauline will give you insight on Integrated Reference Resources, Thursday, May 25, 1999.   Know when to use the correct mediums.

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Melissa Lattanzi - Email
NOLA Regional Library System

NOLA Member Survey Goes Digital

We have questions. You have the answers. Please take a few minutes to respond to the NOLA Member
Survey. Your responses will be used to help us design future services to best fit your needs. I hope that you will
also encourage your co-workers to complete this survey.

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Millie Fry - Email
NOLA Regional Library System

Biometric Security

Tired of remembering 10 different passwords for your network, email, and other accounts? Biometric security may be your solution in the not too distant future. Biometric security involves using certain physical aspects of a person as the keys to authentication (commonly used traits are: fingerprints, face and voice recognition). Some of the system are now relatively inexpensive and have surprisingly good accuracy rates.

Want to know more?


The Return of the Worm

Heard about Happy99.exe yet? Happy99.exe is a computer worm (which acts in a similar manner as a computer virus) that is commonly distributed as an email attachment. The worm makes no attempt to destroy or alter data on the host machine but it sends large amounts of email and usenet postings without the knowledge of the user. The large amount of network traffic generated by this virus can slow down or even crash mail servers. Most major anti-virus have release patches offering protection against Happy99, check with your anti-virus manufacturer for more information on protecting yourself from Happy99

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NOLA Regional Library System

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