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Question:How do I log in?
Answer:You can log in here by using the user-id (i.e. your email address) and password that you have registered.
 
 
Question:How can I register for members-only access?
Answer:Click the registration link shown in the latest email sent to you, announcing the new APSR Bulletin issue.
 
Question:How can I get the latest APSR Bulletin?
Answer:The APSR Bulletin is sent to all APSR members every month. If you have become a member recently and not yet received the latest APSR Bulletin, please contact your society's secretariat.
 
Question:Why do I need to log in?
Answer:Most of the APSR website is open to the public, but some special pages are reserved for only APSR members.
 
 
Question:How long will I be logged in?
Answer:You will remain logged in until you close down your browser, or until you log out.
 
 
Question:Do I need to log out?
Answer:Not necessarily. If you remain logged in, it will not use any resources or affect anything else you are doing on your PC.

You will be automatically logged out when you close your browser.

It is advisable to log out if another person is likely to use your computer before you close your browser.
 
 
Question:What is my user-id and password?
Answer:Your user-id and password are those you have registered. If you have not registered yet, click the registration link shown in the latest email sent to you, announcing the new APSR Bulletin issue. If you have further questions about registration, click Registration Help.
 
 
Question:I've forgotten which email address I used for my user-id. Can you tell me what it is?
Answer:Probably. Email the APSR Secretariat member@theapsr.org with your full name, membership number, country/region, society (if you have membership through an APSR en-bloc society), and the approximate last date/time you logged in.
 
 
Question:Can I change my user-id and other details?
Answer:Yes. Click here.
 
 
Question:Can I change my password?
Answer:Yes. Click here
 
 
Question:I've forgotten my password. Can you tell me what it is?
Answer:No. Passwords are encrypted so we cannot see what your password is.

There is no way to recover a lost password, but you can reset it here
 
 
Question:I've requested a new password but the email with instructions hasn't arrived. What should I do?
Answer:Check your Junk Email folder.
Your email filter may consider computer-generated emails to be spam and put them in your Junk Email folder.

If the email is not in your Junk Email folder and doesn't arrive within a reasonable time, we advise that you do not repeat the request.
One reason for not arriving is because your filter considers some computer-generated emails to be spam and refuses to deliver them. Yahoo email and similar providers sometimes reject computer-generated emails. Be assured that the email was sent; if it was not actually delivered then the reason is probably your email filter. Requesting a further email could make it even less likely to be delivered.

If you do decide to repeat the request, be aware that the email contains a security key. Only the most recent key will enable you to set up a new password, so if you repeat the request and the email of an earlier request arrives, its key will be ineffective. Therefore if you repeat the request and an email arrives, make sure its timestamp reflects the time you made the request.

If the email never arrives, please contact the Secretariat member@theapsr.org.
They will raise a technical support ticket.
 
 
Question:I have another question. Who should I contact?
Answer:Please email the APSR Secretariat at member@theapsr.org
 
 
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