1. Log into LTSG webmail by going to the following website: http://webmail.ltsg.edu
2. Enter your full email address and password.
3. In the Menu bar select Settings and then "Auto Responder" from the drop down list.
4. Enter your out of office message in the top text box.
5. Set Status to "Respond Once". This will only tell people the first time they send you a message that you are out of the office.
6. Set the box next to Status to "0".
7. Enter the dates in the format given in the "Reply only between dates:" field to prevent the message from being sent after you return or before you leave.
8. Check the "Reply if only to me box." This will help prevent responses going back to mailing lists that you may be on.
9. Press the "Save Changes" button to save you information and set up the auto responder.
10. At anytime you can cancel this auto responder by changing the Status to "No Responder."

Due to storage constraints email is automatically deleted from the server after 90 days.  It is recommended that you use an email client such as outlook if you wish to download and retain your email for longer than that 90 day period.

There are two things to check. 

First make sure that you have configured you email client to authenticate when sending mail. This is normally in the advanced setting of the account setup.   The login and password is the same as your email account. 

If this does not resolve the issue your ISP may be blocking traffic on port 25.  Try changing your SMTP port to 3325 from the default value of 25.

You probably need to install the latest version of Java. Go to http://java.com and click on the "Free Java Download" button to install the latest version of Java.

Please read this handy guide.

If you experience this problem choose the Save option rather than the Open option. When the Save option is selected, instead of trying to open the document from the website, the document downloads to your computer.  It can then  be opened normally. Make sure to keep track of where you saved your document to so you can find it again.

Internet Explorer may be blocking file downloading. If it is, a yellow bar will appear at the top of the screen indicating this. Click on the bar and allow downloads. You will be reset to the course homepage and will have to find the document again, but it should open now.

For most Fisher's Net users your will be the first eight letters of your last name followed by the first two letter of you first name. For Example: Martin Luther would log in as lutherma. The user name is not case sensitive, but your password is case sensitive. If you don't know or forgot your password use the "Forgot Your Password?" link on the Fisher's Net homepage. You will be sent a link to the email address listed in Fisher's Net for you with a link to reset your password.

Use http://fishersnet.blackboard.com to access your LTSG courses.

Internet Explorer 9 is being installed on campus during the Summer of 2011, for details on all the new features and changes please go to: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/internet-explorer/products/ie-9/welcome-upgrade2

• Valentine Hall all floors
• Wentz Library third floor, all of main floor and lower level in Luther Room wing.
• Singmaster Conference Center
• Schmucker House
• Refectory
• Chapel (will be available when building reopens or shortly thereafter, Fall 2011)

Upgrades to LTSG's wireless network where made during the summer of 2011.  If you have accessed the network before this change, but have not been able to access it since you will need to recreate your network connection.

The student photo pages are only available to Faculty and Staff when they are logged into the campus network.

If you meet this criteria and suddenly are having problems accessing the photos in Internet Explorer 9 please complete the following steps.

1. Under the Tools Menu (or Gear icon) select "Interent options"
2. Select the Security tab
3. Click on "Trusted sites" then click on the "Sites" button
4. Add  http://www.ltsg.edu to the list and make sure the "Require Server Verification (https)..." is NOT checked.

This should allow you to open and access the student photo pages.
 

This is a security feature new to Office 2007 and Office 2010 that we have just encountered starting the Fall of 2011.  If you click the "No" on both dialog boxes that appear the document should open on its own.

A second option that should  always work is to choose to save the document rather than open it directly into Office.  Once you have saved the document to your computer open it as you would any other document.

Remember the internet, especially wireless access is a shared resource.  Please be considerate of other users when you are connected via wireless in the academic buildings. 

• If you do not need internet access at all for what you are doing with you computer disable or disconnect from the wireless network to free up resources for others.
• Limit or avoid non-class related downloads and uploads during class time while connected via wireless.
• Do not run software updates while connected to the LTSG wireless, especially during class hours, do this at home or while you are connected via an ethernet cable.
• Download class related documents in advance of class, if everyone downloads the same presentation in the middle of class performance will be affected.
• Email ithelp@ltsg.edu or call 717-338-3037 to report issues with wireless access.  Be sure to include the date, time and location as well as what problems you experienced.

http://ltsg.mrooms.net

For most users your login will be your full LTSG email address and your email password.  If you are a non-degree student who does not have an LTSG email address or you are a guest instructor, your login ID will be the e-mail address you provided LTSG and you will be assigned a temporary password.