You can log in to your personal "portal" (for UTORMail and other personal electronic services) at http://my.utoronto.ca

Web based email can be accessed at www.yourdomain.com/mail/ You can change your password for your email account here for both POP3 access and Web Access and we highly recommend you do. See similar questions...

Yes, Saperion is web-enabled and its web option allows you to search for and access documents using any web browser. Saperion 4.5 introduced the Universal Web Client which allows full functionality through a web browser. This includes scanning, indexing, retrieval, and even administration. Yes, Saperion supports several languages including English, French, German, Portuguese, Hungarian, and others. The interface language can be changed at any time without having to restart the program. See similar questions...

We provide a simple web-based email browser called neomail which can be used to check your email from anywhere you can get online. Simply go to http://www.yourdomain.com:2095 and enter your full email address and password when prompted. This will give you access to either Squirrelmail or Horde webmail viewers. Pick your preferred webmail viewer to get access to any waiting email and you can also compose and send any email you wish while you are online. See similar questions...

We recommend web browser software that supports tables and HTML. Click here to view the complete list of equipment requirements. See similar questions...

Point your web browser to: http://pdsnet.pds.org Look for a desktop icon at the bottom of the page to access your PDSnet account. See similar questions...

You must subscribe to an Internet Service Provider (ISP). The University of Toronto has its own inexpensive dial-up ISP called UTORDial. Check the UTORDial Page for details. internal high-speed connection to U of T resources is also available through Bell Sympatico high-speed. See the Megabit Access page for details. There are many other ISPs available in southern Ontario. They generally have their own email services. See similar questions...

Some Web browsers supply an unacceptable default username and password for anonymous FTP logins. You might then get a pop-up warning like this: The response 'mozilla@example.com' is not valid. It should be possible to change this with the Edit -> Preferences menu path, but it may not be obvious how. With mozilla and netscape, follow that path to Advanced, and select and fill in the box labeled Send this email address as anonymous FTP password. See similar questions...

Yes, you can also use a web browser to access your TLS instead of the TLS client software. A web browser is inherently inferior to the TLS client software; for example, no web browser can support keyboard shortcuts, drag and drop application import, file format conversion or many other key TLS features. However, for light usage - or if you need to access your server in a pinch from a computer that doesn't have the TLS software installed - using a web browser is a great option. See similar questions...

The first things you should do are to go offline and try dialing in again. If this doesn't fix the problem, try rebooting the computer. If you have any firewall software, disable it. If all else fails, your Dialup Networking settings may be incorrect or damaged. Contact NetNet for technical support. See similar questions...

Yes. Hostito offers a web-based interface so you can check your e-mail from any Internet connection via a web browser. Of course, your POP e-mail accounts are always available for use with your favorite e-mail client software as well. See similar questions...

We currently accept any secure browser that utilizes SSL technology. The site is best viewed with Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0 or above browser. See similar questions...

Applications using DOI names can be constructed on a web site with full functionality behind the scenes. For some applications, this may require additional functionality such as that supplied in the Handle System. DOI names are URIs (URNs) not URLs: they are names, not locations. Most web browsers support locations (URLs) but have limited functionality for names, though this is expected to improve substantially in the near future. However, DOI names are useable with browsers immediately. See similar questions...

You will need a Web browser that can handle forms, tables, and preferably, one that can handle frames. We recommend either Netscape Navigator version 3.0 or greater or Microsoft Internet Explorer version 3.0 or greater. See similar questions...

There have been some security issues identified in the two most popular web browsers, Netscape Navigator and Internet Explorer. In one case, a problem with Javascript was identified as potentially allowing websites to capture a visitor's e-mail address without their knowledge. Click here for more information. See similar questions...

Yes, you can install the plugin by clicking the Search Plugin button on out index page and any of the WarezFactor download pages. After clicking this there should be a plugin asking you to confirm the install for the plugin, click Ok/Yes etc. The plugin should be installed. To use out search plugin, click on the Google icon in the top right corner of FireFox and then select WarezFactor from the drop down to search our site direct from your browser any time. See similar questions...

Bb@GW is optimized for Netscape 6.2 or better, and Internet Explorer 5.0 or better on both a Mac and PC. See similar questions...