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Logging In
When you sit down at a terminal and jiggle the mouse to turn off the
screen-saver, you will be confronted with a window that lists the available hosts. At the present time they are abacus, alto and plato.
Click on one of them to select it (it will turn black) and then click on
``OK''. After a short while the login screen will appear. This screen
has a white box titled Welcome to UBC Mathematics containing two
fields for data - login and Password.
The cursor (a vertical
bar) should be just after the word login. If it isn't, hit the Return
key once or twice until it is. To log in
- 1.
- Type your login id (the one
that resembles your name) and hit Return.
- 2.
- The cursor should now be in the next field,
Password. Type your password here and hit Return.
(The cursor will not move while you type your password - this helps
keep it a secret!)
- 3.
- If all went well, the login screen will disappear,
and several seconds later a small clock and a tool bar will appear on your screen.
If this doesn't happen, you probably made a mistake when you typed your
login id or password in and you will see Login incorrect
at the bottom of the entry box. Just return to step 1 and
continue the login procedure. Be sure that
the Caps Lock light is not on! If it is, press the Caps Lock
key to turn it off.
Be sure to look at section 5 to see how to change your
initial password to one that you can remember.
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Joel Feldman
1999-02-16