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Auto Login and Cookies<br />

Q. How does auto login work? I keep having to re-enter my login details<br />

each time?<br />

A. Auto login works by placing a cookie on the computer where the original<br />

request was made. It will not log you in automatically from any other<br />

computer.<br />

To activate, check the Remember Password box on the login form. When you<br />

have finished using <strong>Reuters</strong> <strong>Pictures</strong> simply close the browser. Next time you<br />

go to the <strong>Reuters</strong> <strong>Pictures</strong> url you will be logged in automatically. Do NOT<br />

click Logout.<br />

To switch off the auto login button click the Logout button at the end of your<br />

session. This will override the auto login and switch it off. Next time you go to<br />

the <strong>Reuters</strong> <strong>Pictures</strong> url you will have to type in your details manually.<br />

If the system times out this will not affect the auto-login function.<br />

Do not use auto login unless you have a secure PC/MAC that cannot be<br />

accessed by others.<br />

Q. What happens if I have auto-login checked and then my password<br />

gets changed? How can I disable the auto-login function?<br />

A. This will happen automatically. There is a setting in the cookie for the auto<br />

login functionality that knows when your password has changed. It will cancel<br />

the auto login and you will need to log in manually with the new password and<br />

reset the auto login functionality if you want it.<br />

Timeout and Preferences<br />

Q. The system keeps logging me out? How can I extend this?<br />

A. The default timeout period is set to 20 minutes. This means that if your<br />

account has sat inactive for this period you will be logged out.<br />

Other timeout periods of 60 minutes and 180 minutes can be set through the<br />

Preferences option on the top menu. Click My Options, select the timeout<br />

period required and Save.<br />

If the system times out this will not affect the auto-login function.

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