My thanks go to Fayne for her leadership in this transition. We've been publishing on paper since 1983, so now it's time to update our medium and distribution methods. We hope it continues to meet your needs. As a next step, I'll address the broad issues of Computing Services supported Microsoft products. However, before you take any steps that might upgrade your software, make sure you have a current backup of your system, just in case problems arise later.
Current backups are always a good policy for either software or hardware failure safety nets.
The most current information on any Microsoft product should be on the Microsoft web site, of course. That will get you to the screen where you can use a scroll bar to select any of the Microsoft products. I have found this site to be very busy, and have had the best success accessing it in the morning. This process of software evaluation is especially critical for systems running Windows for Workgroups, Windows 95, Office 4.3, and similar vintage products. After downloading and applying any recommended patches, be sure to test your system with a Year 2000 date to determine the implications on the tasks you regularly perform on your system.