If you haven't heard or you haven't yet signed up to have your organization receive donated virus protection software professionally installed on your org's computers for free (OK for $15--almost free), don't fret there's still time.

The deadline to sign up for MAP's Tech Trek: Virus Blasters 2003 has been EXTENDED to Tuesday September 23. Details are below or go to <http://www.mapfornonprofits.org> for the full story and to register. Spaces are filling fast but there are still some available. It's first come-first served and we halt at 50 organizations.

Barry Madore
MAP for Nonprofits

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Is your virus protection up-to-date? Is you subscription for new virus
definitions paid-up? Is your virus protection software automatically
checking for new virus definitions at least weekly?

If the answer to any of these questions is either "No" or "I don't
know," you will want to sign up for MAP's Virus protection day. It will
be worth your peace of mind.

Free (Almost) Virus Protection

On Friday, October 10, MAP for Nonprofits will install free up-to-date
computer virus protection software at 50 Twin Cities nonprofit
organizations, with the help of volunteer computer professionals.

Organizations need to sign up now for this service. The registration
deadline is this Friday, September 19.  Register on MAP's website at
www.mapfornonprofits.org or call MAP at (651) 647-1216 for a
registration form.  Generous support from ADC and Symantec makes it
possible for MAP to offer this special service at a cost of $15. Sign-up
is limited to the first 50 eligible organizations.

The event will address a serious issue for nonprofit organizations.
Organizations can get computer viruses from email messages, from
downloads from the Internet, from documents sent by a co-worker and from
computer diskettes.  They can cause serious damage to data and software
and erase hard drives.  Lack of virus protection exposes organizations
to a serious risk of lost data, including client and financial records.

If you have any questions, call or email Sheldon Mains at 651/632-7233
or [EMAIL PROTECTED]

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