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GENERAL QUESTIONS

1. What is DietitianCentral.com?

2. I've forgotten my Password and Username. How do I login?

3. How do I contact DietitianCentral.com?

4. How do I setup email alerts?

5. Do you use Cookies?






Top of Page  1.  What Is DietitianCentral.com?

DietitianCentral.com is an independent company with no pharmaceutical ties and is privately owned. Our primary goal is to create an interactive Web site community for dietitians and provide resources and services that benefit all in the field.

Please feel free to browse through our site and give us your opinion.


Top of Page  2.  I've forgotten my Password and Username. How do I login?

If you have already registered as a member of this site, but have forgotten your Username and/or Password, please click the following link to receive your Username and Password sent to you by email:
   FORGOT USERNAME OR PASSWORD?

Top of Page  3.  How do I contact DietitianCentral.com?

Please email us at Webmaster@DietitianCentral.com.


Top of Page  4.  How do I setup email alerts?

Dietitian Central allows you the option of receiving emails whenever members post in specific sections of the Web site. For example, you can setup email alerts for a specific thread in our message boards, or to receive emails for job postings on selected states if you've subscribed to our resume access feature.

(You must be logged in as a registered member to set up email alerts. In fact, the Email Alerts link, as well as all email functionality described below, will not be available if you are not logged in.)

Feature Set Email Alerts

Jobs for Job Seekers To receive emails whenever a Job Provider posts within your selected state, click the Setup Email Alerts link on the top right corner of the page (next to the Login/Join links). Click the Yes or No radio buttons for each state under the "Job State Emails Alerts" column. There is no charge to receive email alerts for job seekers.

Resumes for Job Providers If you have already registered on this site as a Job Provider, and you have purchased our 'resume access' subscription, you can receive emails whenever a Resume is posted within your selected state. Click the Setup Email Alerts link on the top right corner of the page (next to the Login/Join links). Click the Yes or No radio buttons for each state under the "Email Alerts for Posted Resumes" column. To purchase our 'resume access' subscription, please take a look at our Rate Sheet for Job Providers.

Threads on Message Boards Members can setup to receive email alerts for threads from our Message Boards. For example, when viewing all the threads within a Forum, check the box for each thread under the column heading "Email Me." Then click the "Save Email Selections" button at the bottom of the page. Please note, you can also uncheck boxes to stop receiving emails for any selected thread. The email alerts option is also available when replying to a message or when starting a new thread.

Additionally, all members can go to the Email Alerts page by clicking the Setup Email Alerts link on the top right corner of the site (next to the Login/Join links) to view all selected threads at a glance. You can uncheck email alerts for threads from this page as well.



Top of Page  5.  Do you use Cookies?

This Web site offers customized features that require the use of "HTTP cookies"-tiny pieces of information that we ask your browser to store and remember. This is how we know who you are when you login to the site.

In fact, if you are experiencing problems with our membership login process, chances are that you don't have cookies enabled on your browser.

Please keep in mind that we don't use them to pull data from your hard drive or learn your e-mail address. And we have access only to the information stored in our cookies; we can't view data in cookies created by other websites.

Important Notes:
  • While you will be able to browse through the site, you won't be able to login and post, unless you have the cookie setting turned on in your browser. Please see below if you need help enabling cookies. If you have not had problems with our login, then you already have your cookies enabled.


  • We do not use cookies to gather demographic or personal information for marketing purposes. We will not share the information in our cookies or give others access to this information.


  • You may receive multiple cookies during a single visit such as when you are logging into the site, but these cookies are temporary and are removed when you logout.




RESETTING YOUR BROWSER TO ACCEPT COOKIES

If you need to reset your browser to accept cookies, check your browser's operating instructions or Help directory-or follow the steps below.

For Microsoft Internet Explorer® 4.0:

  1. Click "View" in your browser's menu bar; then choose "Internet Options" from the dropdown menu.
  2. On the "Internet Options" screen, click the "Advanced" tab.
  3. Scroll down to "Security, Cookies."
  4. Select either "Prompt before accepting cookies" or "Always accept cookies."
  5. Click the "OK" button.


For Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.0 or higher:
  1. Click "Internet Options" on the "Tools" menu.
  2. Click the "Security" tab, then the "Internet" icon, and then "Custom Level." Click "Enable" or "Prompt" under "Allow cookies that are stored on your computer."
  3. Click "OK" until you return to Internet Explorer.


For Netscape® browsers:
  1. Click "Edit" in your browser's menu bar, then choose "Preferences" from the dropdown menu.
  2. On the "Preferences" screen, click "Advanced" in the left column.
  3. Select either "Accept all cookies" or "Accept only cookies that get sent back to the originating server."
  4. Click the "OK" button.



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