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CHANGING YOUR PASSWORD
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STEP 1
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Click on the button at the bottom of the
“User Account” information screen to change your password.
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MORE USER INFO.
SCREEN
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The “More User Information” screen will now appear.

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STEP 2
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By highlighting the old password, you can delete it and
enter a new password.

When changing your password, remember that it should be at
least 8 characters in length and should include a combination of letters,
numbers and symbols for the sake of security. When you first type the new password, it will show you what you
are typing. Later entry onto this
screen will once again just display asterisks.
NOTE: Your
password should be changed whenever you lose a staff member who was given
access to your login and password.
NOTE: This
may also be useful (with the court’s permission) to allow you to change both
your login and password to be the same as your login and password for other
districts where you are certified.
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STEP 3
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Click the button after changing your password.
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STEP 4
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This is the point where you would click the button and follow the steps set out later in these instructions
if this were the only change you were making.
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CHANGING YOUR E-MAIL INFORMATION
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STEP 1
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To change your e-mail information, click on the button at the bottom of
“User Account” information screen.
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E-MAIL INFO.
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The “E-mail Information” screen will now display.

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STEP 2
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The setup will default to automatically send notification
of all activity in all the cases in which you are involved to your primary
e-mail address as well as to your additional e-mail addresses, if you add
any.
NOTE: You
may wish to establish a new separate e-mail address for court notices. See the separate instructions on “Managing
E-mail” in the “Notices of Electronic Filing“ topic in the “Miscellaneous
“ section of the manual.
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STEP 3
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If you wish to enter other e-mail addresses, you must
first click in the square beside “to these additional addresses” to insert a
check mark into it.

Type in as many additional e-mail addresses as you
desire. Separate each e-mail address
with a semi-colon before “entering” to the next line to add the next e-mail
address.
NOTE: You
may wish to enter e-mail addresses for a secretary and/or paralegal to be
notified of the activity in your cases.
NOTE: Since
you can change the information in your account as often as you need to, you
may wish to put in another attorney’s e-mail address while you are out of the
office for an extended period of time (like vacations). This will allow that attorney to monitor
the activity in your cases to catch emergencies as they arise. After you return to the office, you would
then need to go back into “Utilities” and remove that attorney’s e-mail
address.
NOTE: You
should not use the “additional addresses” field to enter your clients’ e-mail
addresses because in addition to the pleadings you file on their behalf, it
will send them a copy of every pleading you file for every client in every
case you participate in. If you want
your client to view the pleading you filed on their behalf, just don’t click
on the document number when you receive your “Notice of Electronic
Filing”. You can then forward the
“Notice of Electronic Filing” to your client after saving or printing a copy
for your records. Your client can
then click on the document number and get the “free peek” at the pleading.
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STEP 4
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If you use the following feature, you do not have to be a
participant in a particular case to receive notification of activity in that
case.

If you wish to receive notice of activity in cases where
you aren’t a participant, you must first click in the square beside “Send
notices in these additional cases” to insert a check mark into it.
Then, type in as many additional case numbers as you
wish. Separate each case number with
a semi-colon before “entering” to the next line to add the next case number.
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STEP 5
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You can choose to receive a separate e-mail from the court
for each activity that occurs in each of the cases where you are a
participant and in the cases you listed above, or you can choose to receive
one e-mail a day from the court that will include information about all the activity
in all of the cases where you are a participant and in the cases you listed
above.

See the separate instructions on “Notices of
Electronic Filing” for examples of a notice for each filing and a daily
summary report.
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STEP 6
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Click the when you have finished changing the e-mail information.
NOTE: If
you added case numbers to the list of additional cases in which to receive
notice and entered any invalid case numbers, you will receive an error
message similar to the one shown below and you will be given the chance to
back up and enter the correct case number.

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STEP 7
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This is the point where you would click the button and follow the steps set out next if e-mail changes were
the only changes you were making.
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SUBMITTING CHANGES
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STEP 1
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Click the button after making all the changes necessary to the various
screens in your account information.
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STEP 2
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If you make changes that do not directly affect specific
fields in the cases in which you are a participant, the following message
will display.

An example of this would be changing your e-mail
address. This only affects future
e-mail notices sent by the court (in all your cases), not e-mail sent out in
the past in your cases.
Click the button to complete submission of the changes.
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ALTERNATE STEP 2
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If you make changes to your account information that will
change specific fields in a case’s information, the following screen will now
display.

NOTE: Pay
attention to the “CAUTION:” message.
If you correct your Name, Social Security number, Tax ID
number, or Bar ID number (not used in the USBC EDKY), the change will
automatically be made to all the cases listed (even if you highlight only
certain cases).
With other changes, you can accept the default to “Update
All” your cases or you can hold down the “Ctrl” key after clicking on the
first case and click on other cases where the changes need to be made to make
the changes only to the particular cases that you highlighted.
Click the button to complete submission of the changes.
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VERIFY CHANGES
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A screen similar to the one below will display so that you
can verify the changes that you made.
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STEP 1
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Click on the hyperlink in the “Utilities” menu.
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STEP 2
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The following screen will now display.

NOTE: The
default begins the report as far back as 1996. You will probably want to narrow down the range so that you
will be viewing a smaller report.
If you forget to change the “Start Date”, use your
browser’s button to halt the report and start again.
Enter the specific dates you wish to review.
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STEP 3
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Then, click the button.
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ACTIVITY LOG
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A “Transaction Log” similar to the one below will then
display.

This report may be useful to you as an attorney to track
the activity that you and your staff generated in your cases during a
particular time period.
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