• First Name
• Last Name
• Login Name (or a scheme for one, such as first initial, last name)
• E-mail Address
• Password (or we can give everyone the same password which can be changed upon log in, or we can generate a random password)

If you are a user using WebMailPRO and would like POP3 access, ask your WebMail administrator to configure your account for POP3. He/she will be able to give you the POP3 server name for your mail.

If you are a WebMailPRO Administrator, and would like to configure POP3 access. Go to Set Up Tools > Manage Users and check the box next to POP3 access. The server name will be provided on the same page.

To see the advantages and disadvantages of using POP3 access versus a web client go to //www.k12usa.com/promo/default.asp?id=4

1. Click "Preferences."
2. Click "Change Email Settings."
3. Click the check box "Use Signature File."
4. Type your Signature File as you would like it to appear at the bottom of all the emails you send.
5. Click "Save My Mail Configuration."

This e-mail is automatically generated when a user utilizes our Password Lookup feature on our login page. A message is sent to you since the user cannot access their e-mail to view their password information. Since the user does not know the password to their e-mail account, they cannot log into their e-mail account to receive an e-mail containing their password information. You will need to give the user their password either in person or over the phone. Do not reply to automatically generated email. Any replies sent to the automated email with the password are not sent to the user's email address.

Please note that anyone can process a password request if they know the user's username, however they will never be able to view the actual password. You should always verify with the user that they actually submitted the password reset request before you reset the user's password.

Customizing your e-mail signature is easy with the help of Microsoft Word 2000. Just follow these steps:

Create a new document (select the Web Page option)

Create and customize your signature

Select the section of the document that you want to copy

On the Edit menu, click Copy as HTML

In your WebMailPRO account, go to Personal Settings > My E-mail Settings

Use the ctrl-v command to paste the html code into the signature field

Check off the Use My Signature Option and save your changes.

Note: If you do not see the Copy as HTML command then you will need to download and install the Office HTML Filter: //www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=209ADBEE-3FBD-482C-83B0-96FB79B74DED&displaylang=en

In order to use "mail to" links found on many webpages, WebMailPRO has to be your default e-mail program. To do this, go to www.libraryline.com/mailto.asp and download the add on program to make WebMailPRO your default e-mail program.

Personal Settings > Rule Wizard

Click on the "Advanced" button

Type in a name for your rule

Click on the option: "From Field"

Click on the option: "move it to the specified folder"

Click on the word "specified" > Click on Inbox > Click on OK Type in then sender's e-mail address in the regular expression field Click on Finish

SecureLibrary is an Internet Filtering device for Libraries.  Go to //www.libraryline.com/secureapp.asp to read more about SecureLibrary.

LibraryDoor uses several different filtering methods which can be mixed and matched to be customized for your needs.  They are:

• Categorized lists of banned sites that we update
• Your own lists of absolutely banned or absolutely allowed sites
• Group filtering setups that let you filter different groups of users different ways
• Weighted Phrase Filtering that lets you add your own rules and set your own threshold levels
• Filtering according to PICS protocols
• Configurable filtering of common file extensions
• Configurable filtering of URL content
• Filtering by IP address, including not allowing any IP addresses at all
• Filtering of entire domains, parts of web domains, or single web pages

1. Click Tools menu
2. Click Internet Options
3. Click the Privacy tab
4. Click the Sites button
5. In the Address of website box, enter our web site address: libraryline.com
6. Click the Allow button
7. Click Ok, then Ok again to close the Internet Options box and save your settings

1. Click Tools menu
2. Click Internet Options
3. Click the Privacy tab
4. In the Web Sites section at the bottom, click the Edit button
5. Enter our web site address, libraryline.com, into the Address of Web Site form
6. Click the Allow button
7. Click Okay, then Okay to close the control panel and save your settings

1. Click Tools menu
2. Click Internet Options
3. Click Security tab (top left)
4. Click Default Level
5. Click OK

1. Click View menu
2. Click Internet Options
3. Click Advanced tab (top right)
4. Click Always accept cookies
5. Click OK

1. Click Tools menu
2. Click Options
3. Click Privacy
4. In the Cookies section, click the Exceptions button
5. In the Address of website box enter our web site address: libraryline.com
6. Click the Allow button
7. Click Close
8. Click OK

1. Click FireFox menu
2. Click Preferences
3. Click Privacy
4. In the Cookies section, check the box to Accept cookies from sites
5. Click Exceptions button
6. In the Address of website box enter our web site address: libraryline.com
7. Click the Allow button
8. Close the Exceptions – Cookies box
9. Close the Preferences box

1. Click Safari menu
2. Click Preferences
3. Click Privacy
4. Click Security
5. In the Accept Cookies section, make sure it is set to Always or Only from sites you navigate to
6. Close the Preferences box

1. Click Explorer
2. Click Preferences
3. Expand Receiving Files
4. Click Cookies
5. Click Accept All
6. Close the Preferences box

1. Click Edit menu
2. Click Preferences
3. Click Privacy and Security
4. Click Cookies
5. Click Enable all cookies
6. Click OK

1. Click Edit menu
2. Click Preferences
3. Click Advanced
4. Click Accept all cookies
5. Click OK

Your browser may not be configured to use HTTP 1.1 protocol. To verify that Internet Explorer is configured (PC only):

1. Open the Internet Options property sheet (If using IE 4, this is located under the View menu) (If using IE 5 or higher, this is located under the Tools menu)
2. Select the Advanced tab
3. Under HTTP 1.1 settings, verify that both Use HTTP 1.1 and Use HTTP 1.1 through Proxy Connection are selected.
4. If these items are not selected, then check off and select OK. 5. Close all of your browser windows, and logon again.