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| Information and Help for using Google Email & Apps in Eaglenet |
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NOTE: Many "Help" files and tutorials evailable on Google show an example email address of "gmail.com" or "googlemail.com." These are only examples. The correct address for YOU to use is "Your User Name@eaglenet.meridiancc.edu" For Example: If your User Name is jjones45, the correct email address is "jjones45@eaglenet.meridiancc.edu" |
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| Notices: Although Email usage is the main focus of this web document, the other applications provided by Google are also available to the Eaglenet user. However, the actual assistance for these applications as well as Email is provided by Google from within the window that opens when the Eaglenet User clicks the link to access Google Apps in the Eaglenet interface. What assistance this document can provide (as well as the staff of MCC) is limited to "Failure to connect" type of problems when the user attempts to access Google Apps from within Eaglenet, and Password Creation used in the setup to create a direct link to a "Smart Phone' or third party email client. Even the Password Setup help is limited to ensuring that the user has the correct information (e.g. server name and protocol, user name and password etc.), but NO help is available for a particular device or Computer. There are simply too many different so-called "Smart" phones available, and even more coming out regularly. Google offers more detailed help that is accessible once the user accesses Google Apps through the Eaglenet. Google's help includes Online Guides (including a number of currently available Smart Phones), user contributed discussion panels and even a contact-initiated Help Request. Google's Help is also available for the usage of each of its applications. Back |
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| Log in and Log out: The link within Eaglenet is the only way to access the full Google Apps service. There is no extra Password to remember. Simply click the link when you are logged in to Eaglenet, and you will connect to your Email and other apps through a new window that opens. Note that if you click a link within the window to access another application such as Documents, Calendar, or an app from the "Other" link in the header, another new window will open for that application. This potentially creates quite a line of open windows on your taskbar. Note also, that you will have to log out of EACH window when you are through. "Is this 'log out' business really that important?" The short answer is: "Only if you want to protect your privacy." The longer answer is: Due to different browser caches and different user settings on PC's the only way to insure that the user is logged out is by using the "Sign out" link. This is necessary because even simply closing the browser window can create the chance of a different user actually seeing YOUR account even though the new user is logged in to his/her own Eaglenet account. Obviously, this is less important if you're using your personal computer at home. However, logs indicate that most Eaglenet users access their accounts while they are on campus from the Library or a lab. It is these situations that make signing out an absolute MUST. How do I sign out?" - In the window that opens to reveal your Email, you will see your full email address displayed at the very top of the window and over to the right side. Google has hidden a menu behind this email address that provides the "Sign out" option. Just click ONCE on the email address to reveal the menu, then click ONCE on the words "Sign Out." The window will close as you are logged out. See the pictures below: ![]() After clicking on Email Address, the menu displays as pictured below: ![]() Back |
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| Connect to Email with a "smart" phone or other 3rd Party Email client Google offers "Help" information for creating connections for various devices at the links below. You will need the following information to create the connection to your Eaglenet Apps by Google:
Google Setup Links for different phones: Android BlackBerry iPhone, iPad, or iTouch Windows Mobile Phones Special Note About the Password for This Connection:
Click HERE to create a Password to use in a connection to Eaglenet Apps by Google. Once the correct settings are in place, you should be able to connect to your Eaglenet Google Apps account and send/receive messages. |
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| Google HELP Links |
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| Using POP or IMAP in connections for both Email Clients and Mobile Clients |
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| Using Google Sync Directions on using Google Sync for your Mobile Unit (You do NOT have to use Google Sync. It is just available as an additional means of connecting and synchronizing data between your device and your account on Google's servers.). Please note that some features are limited depending on the brand of phone you are using. (Google Sync has been enabled for the eaglenet.meridiancc.edu domain, as well as for all users.) |
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Special Note About the Password for This Connection:
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| Click HERE to create a Password to use in a connection to Eaglenet Apps by Google. |
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