For security purposes you are automatically logged out of your account 12 hours after you log in or if you change Internet browsers or computers. If your screen says "Your session has expired," simply enter your password to access your account.

If your internet browser's cache is full, it will sometimes try to load a previous session, rather than starting a new one. This can be solved by clearing your browser's cache. For IE7 users, you can do this by clicking on "Tools", "Internet Options", and "Delete..." under Browsing history. You can then clear the cache by deleting the temporary internet files and cookies.

Our site has multiple security measures to ensure the safety of your information. One is to time out a registration when one page has been left idle for too long. Our system reads this as an abandoned registration and prevents that registration from proceeding to ensure that someone else does not submit your information without authorization. You will have to start the registration process over. You do this by clicking on the link in the error message that says, "click here.

Unfortunately, we only had month/year information for a lot of people (that is all Nationals puts on the records). When this was entered, we put a 0 in to mark the people with "unknown" exact days. Please email the webmaster with your correct day of the month.

That error message means that the time setting is incorrect, by at least 12 hours, on the computer on which the client or server is running. You should check and reset the system clock. We believe no security risks could be introduced, because handle servers provide a limited handle lookup and administration service that is constrained to the handle database. There have been no vulnerabilities found or security-related bugs reported in the software in over 8 years.

You only have a certain amount of time to type your letter, after which you need to log in again. If you exceed this time, when you come to submit the letter, the server has expired your login, and thus your letter is lost. To solve this problem, it's best to write the letter in notepad and just copy and paste using the CTRL+C and CTRL+V keys into the letter box.

If you have already sent your message and tried to go back to send it again, you will receive this error. However, some messages appear because your browser is not compatible with our service. Check that you have cookies enabled on your PC, and try emptying your browser cache. For best results, use Internet Explorer.

This has to do with a security measure. If your connection to the website remains idle for an extended length of time, we break the link to our system and ensure that any personal data that has been entered is securely deleted.

Click on "Logout" in the navigation menu on the left when you see the message "your session has expired". Click on "OnlineOffice" and log into your account again. Should it still not work logout again, delete all cookies in your browser, close and restart your browser, better still, reboot your computer and then restart your browser. If possible, also try to log in from a different PC and do not use bookmark but start always with www.swissmail.org. Important:

For your protection, your search session is automatically terminated if you do not respond for a period of time. Simply reconnect to www.myguideforseniors.com to continue searching.

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It means that whatever the Fortitude Value of the reversal you want to play, add 8F to it. So if I want to play an Escape Move, which costs 0F, it now costs 8F and if I have a Fortitude Rating of 7F or less, I won't be able to play the Escape Move. By the way, we call this adding of Fortitude "Fortitude plunging".

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The source image is a Lizardtech .sid file the server uses to send you a particular view. If you want, you can download the file to your machine and view it locally with the Lizardtech viewer.

Don't worry, this is normal. For security reasons your password expires every 14 weeks. All you need to do is change the password to something new and the account will be reactivated.