Registered users of the site can make one entry in the Member Directory.

1. You must be logged on.
2. Navigate to the member directory
3. Click on "Add Entry".
4. Complete all required information. Be sure to select your category from the file "tree".
5. Click "Send".

Entries into the directory require review and approval. This may take up to a full business day.

Recovering your username and/or password is quite easy.

1. Click on the "Logon" tab at the top of the page.
2. Click on "Forgot Password".
3. Check either "Lost Username" or "Lost Password" depending on which you are trying to recover
4. Enter your email or username and email (or in the case of a lost username, just your email) and click "Send Username/Password"
5. You should receive your information via email within a few minutes. If it does not arrive, please check your spam folder.

If the above fails, please contact staff or the webmaster. Please provide information about your operating system, browser and any messages that were displayed during the process.

If you see the message, "The email 'abc@example.com' does not exist on this site" when trying to recover your user name, it means that you are entering an email other than what we have on record for you.

You may try one of the following to correct the problem:

1. If it is possible that you have a different email address on record, and you still have use of that email, go ahead and try it.
2. If #1 does not work, you will need to contact staff or the webmaster.

Usernames and passwords are case sensitive. "ImaUser" is not the same as "imauser"or "imaUser", etc. "TqBf7734" is not the same as "tqbf77343".

1. Check to make sure that your "cap lock" key is not on.
2. Be sure to enter your password or username exactly as provided.

If the above fails, you should use the steps to recover you username and password.  Your recovered password will be a random combination of letters and numbers. You can cut and paste the password and username to gain access to the member area where you can change them to something more memorable if so desired.