Scientific Library users may use e-mail via web browsers on all public computers. Due to NCI-Frederick security concerns, some functions may be restricted. The Scientific Library can customize an alert, or current awareness search, to meet your specific needs. Please email the Biosciences Informationist, or phone extension 1094.

Only NCI-Frederick personnel may check out books and other circulating materials. To open a Scientific Library account, please bring your work identification card to the Circulation Desk for barcoding.

Yes. The easiest way to check e-mail is to point the browser to http://webmail.uwstout.edu and follow the login prompts. Reading mail through the Web is the preferred method; please note that the mail stays on the server and that the disk space is limited.

Word processing software, and other office programs, are available on all the public computers in the Scientific Library's Computer Resources Area.

NIH identification cards are issued to eligible NIH employees. To check out materials from the NIH Library, you will need to obtain a barcode from the Circulation Desk at the NIH Library.

Library users wishing to read e-mail in the library may use any of the public access computers on the first and second floors, or the computers in the Typing/E-mail/Word Processing room on the third floor of the library (Room 3103).

Before you can access your UW-Stout e-mail from another e-mail account, you must have a UW-Stout e-mail username and password. For step by step instructions on setting up a “POP” account or for other assistance, consult the E-mail FAQ.

To check more than one e-mail account, you must first create a new folder under "Local Server." After you have entered your account's information and created the folder, you have to choose the account under "POP Mail:" in the "Local Server" section and click on "Download." All your messages will then be downloaded into the folder you have created for that account.

E-mail computers are located on the first floor of the library outside of and inside Room 164, and on the second floor outside of Room 265. To print your e-mail, you can use these computers , which are on the pay-for-print network .

The IT infrastructure has evolved in a similar way to that of telecommunications. Previously, if your telephone did not work, one went to a neighbor. Then came the neighborhood PCOs. Now one has the ubiquitous mobiles. Similarly if your IT infrastructure is not working, you go to the neighborhood Cyber cafe. Handheld IT gadgets viz. Pocket computer are likely to be a common sight within the foreseeable future. One can explore many options and settle on a suitable e-mail service.

Yes, you will be able to read and send your e-mail. Type the web address of your e-mail provider in the address line of the Web browser. To access your student e-mail account, go to http://vista.cvtc.edu. Login using your user name and password.

Students within the University System will automatically be provided an official University email address upon admission. University policy requires all students to regularly check messages sent to their University email address. After receiving the eBill notification students will be responsible for forwarding the notification to their personal email accounts.

It is possible to forward (autoforward) all mail that arrives at your university mail account to another (e.g Hotmail) e-mail address. For enquiries about this and documentation, if any, turn to the Helpdesk, Learning & Resource Centre, 2nd Floor, Main Library.

You can check your Northeastern e-mail account from anywhere you have access to the Internet. Click here to check e-mail.

There are many areas of campus that are wired for access to the Internet. Each student bedroom has two phone lines and Ethernet jacks. There are computer labs located throughout the campus as well as places for students to plug in their own laptop computer. For more information on this subject, please call the Seaver Technology Group at (310) 506-4191.

Yes. In Outlook or Outlook express, simply adding additional accounts will automatically add new incoming e-mail boxes. You can create new accounts. Go to TOOLS > Accounts > and you will get a dialogue box. Click on ADD and you will get the set up wizard. A previous question provides the step-by-step instructions. In paid version of Eudora (not the free one), you can create new accounts (or personalities) and you have the option of clicking a box that says "check simultaneously.

You must change the setting of each e-mail program and each e-mail account on all computers you use to send e-mail separately.

To set up a Utormail account, register using your library number as identification. Please use the north Information Commons PCs to access your e-mail and limit your use to 10 minutes.

The Scientific Library is open to NCI-Frederick employees and authorized users during the following hours:

The Scientific Library is responsible for providing library services to Government and Contract personnel at the National Cancer Institute at Frederick. In addition, some services are offered to specific Military Organizations at Ft. Detrick. The general public may use the Library for reading during core business hours - Monday through Friday, from 8:30 am. until 5:00 pm.