Post Docs have a UTORid, and their PIN is the lst four digits of that (letters/numbers).
For example:
UTORid: bellalli
PIN: alli
Cou can check this by 'verifying' it on the UTORid page (under 'Problems with your UTORid):
https://www.utorid.utoronto.ca/
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Friday, September 15, 2006
UTORwebmail Upgrade: Alumni may ask "Why can't I get into my e-mail?"
Those using "departmental" or "alumni only" UTORids (userids) to access my.utoronto.ca will have to do something special once before using the new my.utoronto.ca for the first time. Instructions are obtained by clicking on "Login Problems" on the weblogin page.
So...i'm assuming we could see a number of questions from alumni about 'why can't I get into my email'.
First clarify with them that it is 'webmail' they are talking about, because I don't think this affects those using email software like Thunderbird or Outlook.
If you get this question, they could:
1. Go to the InfoCommons Help Desk
2. Call 978-HELP from home.
3. Go to an unlocked public PC here at Gerstein, go to the UofT webmail page, and before logging in choose the option "Login Problems"...and try to resolve it on their own.
Email from J. Heeney to Info Desk Staff.
posted by S. Langlands 15 Sept06
So...i'm assuming we could see a number of questions from alumni about 'why can't I get into my email'.
First clarify with them that it is 'webmail' they are talking about, because I don't think this affects those using email software like Thunderbird or Outlook.
If you get this question, they could:
1. Go to the InfoCommons Help Desk
2. Call 978-HELP from home.
3. Go to an unlocked public PC here at Gerstein, go to the UofT webmail page, and before logging in choose the option "Login Problems"...and try to resolve it on their own.
Email from J. Heeney to Info Desk Staff.
posted by S. Langlands 15 Sept06
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