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Auto Log In?

Postby pdbanning » Tue Jun 02, 2009 12:22 pm

I've checked the box for auto log in several times, but each time coming on the log in is required. Could there be a setting or something on my laptop to configure to make this work? Thanks for your help!
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Re: Auto Log In?

Postby ronfox » Thu Jun 04, 2009 7:40 pm

Hi Pam,

You'll need to get your browser to store your username and password, along with the URL pointing to the site that's prompting for login information. In the Firefox browser on Linux, for example, under Edit->Preferences->Security there is a checkbox labeled "Remember passwords for sites" that must be checked. When you fill in the username and password for the first time at a site, you are prompted by Firefox saying "Do you want to remember the login information for this site?".
Answering "Yes" causes Firefox to store the site URL (http://forum.loinc.org) along with the username and password just entered.

The actual location of this setting will vary with the particular browser and operating system. What are you using?

Hope this helps,
Ron
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Re: Auto Log In?

Postby pdbanning » Mon Sep 28, 2009 10:42 am

Hi Ron,

I'm still using Internet Explorer. Thanks for your assistance. If I can ever return the favor regarding LOINC, just give a holler.
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Healthcare Data Analyst
3M Terminology Consulting Services
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Location: Portland, OR


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