What is the Member Log In button and why should I log in?
What is AMT Member Access or Non AMT Member Access?
What does the "Profile" button do?
What is the "print page" button?
I'm not printing anything excessively large, why is the information getting cut off?
How do I use the Search tool?
Why am I viewing outdated articles on my screen?
What does "cache" mean?
Steps to clear your "cache:"
What are "cookies?"
Why are "cookies" used on the AMTonline site?
What is the Member Log In button and why should I log in? Back to Top
Members and Non Members can become registered users. Members who register for the first time will be given member access within one to two business days. Once a member has member access they will be able to see all of the member only content. Non Members can become a registered user to order reports/publications, register for events, and subscribe to reports and news feeds available to non members.
If you are a registered user, you may click on Member Login to log in and click on Logout to log out anytime while using the site. If cookies are enabled in your browser, your login information will be remembered as long as you do not log out.
If you are a new user, you may click on Register, which will offer you the option to register. The registration process is simple and immediate. You will receive an e-mail confirmation of your registration.
What is AMT Member Access or Non AMT Member Access? Back to Top
AMT is a Trade Association and has over 400 member companies. All individuals that work for a member company in the U.S. have access to member only information, services and custom research. Some information on AMTonline is available to non members, but much of the information is member only. If you have AMT member access to AMTonline, then you will be able to see all information. If you have Non AMT member access to AMTonline, then you will only see the information that is available to non AMT members.
If you have questions regarding your membership status or want to know how you can become a member of AMT, please contact our Membership Department at 703-827-5276.
What does the "Profile" button do? Back to Top
This feature is for registered users only. The "Profile" function allows you to: Access and update your user profile including address, phone number, fax number, e-mail address, password, etc. After entering your information, remember to click the Update Profile button at the bottom of the page.
What is the "print page" button? Back to Top
The "print page" button allows you to only print the article content. It strips out all other aspects of the page, including the header and left rail navigation.
I'm not printing anything excessively large, why is the information getting cut off? Back to Top
This problem is more than likely due to your browser configurations.
To check print settings...
Netscape: File, Page Setup Choose Landscape Option
Internet Explorer: File, Page Setup Choose Landscape Option
How do I use the Search tool? Back to Top
For a simple search, type in a word or phrase in the box and click "GO." Any articles or information pertaining to your search will appear.
For a more advanced search, click "Advanced Search." This allows you to search by various classifications, including: keywords, date, sections, and sub-section.
Why am I viewing outdated articles on my screen? Back to Top
AMTonline.org is always being updated and the page you viewed was "cached" on your hard drive the last time you accessed the site. You need to clear your "cache" on your computer in order to view the most recent articles.
What does "cache" mean? Back to Top
Cache (pronounced "cash") is storage of temporary data retrieved from web pages that you have visited. Your computer accesses this information instantly, since it is stored on your hard drive. However, using a "cached" page will prevent y ou from viewing the most current articles on the AMTonline site. Follow the steps below to clear your "cache."
Steps to clear your "cache:" Back to Top
In AOL:
On the AOL toolbar, choose Settings > Preferences. In Preferences click "Internet Properties (WWW)" and select Delete Files.
In Netscape version 4.x for Windows +:
Select Edit > Preferences > Advanced > Cache. Next, choose "Clear Memory Cache Now" and "Clear Disk Cache Now."
In Internet Explorer 5.0 +:
Choose Tools > Internet Options > General. Access "Temporary Internet File," and select "Delete Files."
What are "cookies?" Back to Top
Cookies are small pieces of information that a web site stores in a special file called a cookie list on your computer. The file allows a web site, like AMTonline.org to identify you when you log onto the site or they permit user-side customization (for example selecting the articles you would like to read on the AMTonline site).
Why are "cookies" used on the AMTonline site? Back to Top
We use this information to generate statistics and measure site activity to improve the usefulness of customer visits. During normal web site usage we do not collect or store personally identifiable information such as name, mailing address, e-mail address, or phone number. When you visit our web site, we may collect information about you that does not identify you as an individual. For example, "cookies" may be stored on your computer's hard drive to track your web activity. The only information we collect and store during normal web site usage is the name of your Internet service provider, the web site that referred you to us, the pages you request and the date and time of those requests. If your browser permits, you may decline our cookies, but doing so may impact the optimal experience of certain parts of the site.
If you need additional assistance contact AMT at 703-893-2900 or amtwebmaster@AMTonline.org. |
