Each month, our Further Developments newsletter brings information and updates to your Standing Order and Continuations Programs, forthcoming audiobooks and reviews, our Readers Advisory section, which includes author interviews, recommendations, and critiques, and the Sight & Sound section, which focuses exclusively on video content. The navigation above this paragraph will help you get to the sections you need.
Inside this issue: Reference Preference: Don’t miss Dr. William Taylor’s monthly reference title selection. This month Dr. Taylor reviews The Disney Song Encyclopedia from Scarecrow Press. Genre Chicks interview: Join Alethea Kontis as she takes tea with debut author Leanna Renee Hieber to discuss, Something Strangely Beautiful. Listener’s Advisory: The best in forthcoming audio titles, including Playaway®. Program Focus: Popular Adult Nonfiction Reader’s Advisory: Check this section for title lists that will inspire patrons of all ages. Trivia is this month’s focus.
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Dear Libby,
My ipage® password is not easy to remember. Is there a way to change it, rather than keeping it on a piece of paper in my desk drawer?
Frustrated in Fargo
Dear Frustrated,
ipage® has many wonderful features. To change your password, click on Change Settings at the very top of the page. From the next screen, click User Settings which leads to a screen with five grids. In the first grid, titled ipage®Profile Information, locate the password dialog boxes on the right hand column.
Enter your “hard to remember” password in the box labeled Old Password.
Enter the new password you want to use in the New Password box and Confirm New box.
Click the Update button to reset and complete your password change request.
If you have your computer automatically log you into ipage®, ipage may ask you to manually log in for security purposes.
