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Logging in
I forgot my login. How to I retrieve it?
You can click on the "Forgot your Password or User id?" link in the login box on the Welcome tab, and fill in the requested information. We'll automatically email your login information to the email address we have on file. You can also email Steve Woods or Nariman Ajluni or call ERS at (559) 651-3031 to request your login information.
I tried the login reminder link and was not emailed back my login.
The system sends your login information to the email address for you on file. It's possible we either have an incorrect (or no longer valid) email address. Another possibility would be that your email system views our automatic email as Spam. Verify our email is not in your Spam or Trash folder; if not, email or call us to obtain your login information, and ask us to verify your email address.
I have login information but it's not working.
One common login issue is not typing in the period (.) in the username. (i.e. typing in tcoestevew rather than tcoe.stevew) Please make sure you include it! Another common issue is simply incorrect login information. Try the login reminder link to verify your login information, or email Steve Woods or Nariman Ajluni or call ERS at (559) 651-3031 to request your login information.
Frequently used plug-ins, to help you get the most out of our resources. Quicktime - an Apple product allowing you to view multimedia, including audio and video files.  Windows Media Player - a Microsoft product allowing you to view multimedia files.  Silverlight - a Microsoft product that allows for a number of multimedia interactions on websites.  Flip4Mac - For Mac computers - allows your Mac to play Windows Media streaming files using the Quicktime player.  Real Player - Live and on-demand player specificall used to listen to and view RealAudio and RealVideo files.  Shockwave - An Adobe product, allowing game play, as well as viewing and listening to multimedia files created by Adobe.  Adobe Reader - An Adobe product, allowing you to view Adobe Acrobat-based PDF files and content.  Adobe Flash - An Adobe product, allowing you to play games and view multimedia content created by Flash products.  Adobe Air - An Adobe product, allowing you to run more complicated web-based Adobe-based applications, particularly Web 2.0 products.  Java - provides support for your computer to view and play popular Java-based games and site features. |
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