Mail: The login user name and password prompt is coming;...

Which email account there are many ?

It is not uncommon for users to forget their user names and passwords, especially when trying to access an email account not often used.
Email providers like Yahoo! and Google are aware that users forget and have implemented a way to identify the user in this situation. In order to use this retrieval method, you must have submitted an alternate email address when you signed up for that email.

Go to the email sign-in page.
Notice the option underneath the login fields for users that have trouble signing in; in Yahoo! Mail this option is "I forgot my Yahoo! ID" and in Google Gmail this option is "Can't Access Your Account."
Click this option.
Enter the alternate email address entered when you set up up your email address.
Yahoo! Mail users also need to enter the birth date, country and postal code entered when the email address was set up. Click "Next."

Log in to your alternative email address and click the email provided.
Your email user name is available in the body of the email.
Click the link within that email to reset your email password.
To reset your email password, the provider might require that you answer your security question.
Go back to the email sign-in page and log in using your user name and new password.
http://help.yahoo.com/l/us/yahoo/mail/yahoomail/account/account-10.html
Hotmail have a forgotten password link but you must have another email adress to send your forgotten password to
just open up another email acc at hotmail/live.com eg: [email protected]
in the right hand corner on the hotmail homepage you should see help center
down in the bottom right hand corner tab click on that another page will open you should see another help center click on that again another page will open with account calender contacts essentials
click on the account tab another page will open with if you have forgotten your password or are having trouble signing in yet another page will open get help with your password problem
or signing in click on it you should see something like I forgot my password or I know my password but am having trouble signing in I think someone else is using my hotmail account
at the sign in for your hotmail account click on forgot password tab another page will open then on the reset password tab

Now which email account is it ?.
hotmail , yahoo , msn , outlook , live mail ,gmail ?.
It is not uncommon for users to forget their user names and passwords, especially when trying to access an email account not often used.
Email providers like Yahoo! and Google are aware that users forget and have implemented a way to identify the user in this situation. In order to use this retrieval method, you must have submitted an alternate email address when you signed up for that email.

Go to the email sign-in page.
Notice the option underneath the login fields for users that have trouble signing in; in Yahoo! Mail this option is "I forgot my Yahoo! ID" and in Google Gmail this option is "Can't Access Your Account."
Click this option.
Enter the alternate email address entered when you set up up your email address.
Yahoo! Mail users also need to enter the birth date, country and postal code entered when the email address was set up. Click "Next."


Log in to your alternative email address and click the email provided.
Your email user name is available in the body of the email.
Click the link within that email to reset your email password.
To reset your email password, the provider might require that you answer your security question.

Go back to the email sign-in page and log in using your user name and new password.
http://help.yahoo.com/l/us/yahoo/mail/yahoomail/account/account-10.html

This is common. Here is my list of solutions.


Lost Windows password:

• Login as Administrator. Try with no password (load safe mode if you don't see Administrator). Press F8 during boot to access Safe Mode. XP only.
  
• Login as other user (if other user is available) and manage users. Must be an administrator.
  
• Reformat computer.
  
• Use 3rd party software to remove password. Like http://www.top-password.com/reset-windows-password.html
  
• Free software option would be Hirens Boot CD. This one is command prompt only. http://www.hirensbootcd.org/ Must follow instructions exactly.
  

Lost Windows password:

• Login as Administrator. Try with no password (load safe mode if you don't see Administrator). Press F8 during boot to access Safe Mode. XP only.
  
• Login as other user (if other user is available) and manage users. Must be an administrator.
  
• Reformat computer.
  
• Use 3rd party software to remove password. Like http://www.top-password.com/reset-windows-password.html
  
• Free software option would be Hirens Boot CD. This one is command prompt only. http://www.hirensbootcd.org/ Must follow instruction exactly.
  

Lost Windows password:

• Login as Administrator. Try with no password (load safe mode if you don't see Administrator). Press F8 during boot to access Safe Mode. XP only.
  
• Login as other user (if other user is available) and manage users. Must be an administrator.
  
• Reformat computer.
  
• Use 3rd party software to remove password. Like http://www.top-password.com/reset-windows-password.html
  
• Free software option would be Hirens Boot CD. This one is command prompt only. http://www.hirensbootcd.org/ Must follow instruction exactly.
  

Hi Jeffery,

Goto www.mail.com and on the mail screen you have space to type your user name and password.

Below is a snapshot of www.mail.com and the red arrow shows the place to type user name and password and the login button is highlighted in red.


Regards,
Shrey

To change your password:

1. From the Yahoo! Home page, click on your user name in the upper right.(You will need to be signed in already)
2. From the drop down select Account Info
3. You will be asked to sign in again to enter your Account Info page.
4. Click Change your password
5. Enter your current password.
6. Enter and confirm your new password.
7. Click Save. You will see a confirmation page when you have successfully changed your password.
8. Click Continue.

Your Yahoo! password always applies to your entire Yahoo! account. This means that it is valid not only for Yahoo! Mail but also for Yahoo!'s other personalized services like :

• Yahoo! Messenger
• Yahoo! Chat
• My Yahoo!
• Yahoo! Finance

Book Shop Management System
Introduction
BookMart is a book shop selling all varieties of books. It needs a console based application to manage its customer and business data.
Registration
Customers need to register before making any purchase. The registration system has the facility for the users to create their own user name and password. They can use the same for further communication with the system.

The user id and password should be stored in a file named “login.txt”.

The application should display the main menu as shown below

1. Login
2. New User Registration
0. Exit

Option 1: Login

If the user enters the option as 1, the user should be prompted to enter user id and password.

If the user has entered a valid user id and password, the message “Login Successful” should be displayed and the below menu options should be displayed.

1. View Books
2. Purchase
3. Back to Main Menu

If the user id and password does not match, then the message “Login Failed” should be displayed and the main menu should be displayed again.

Option 2: New User Registration

If the user enters the option as 2, the user should be prompted to enter a new user id and password. If that user id is not present in the “login.txt” file, the new details should be written to the file and the message “User Successfully Registered” should be printed else the message “Duplicate User ID” should be printed.

Option 0: Exit

If the user enters 0, the application should exit.
View Books
The book details should be maintained in a file named “book_master.txt”. The data should be stored as shown below.

Book ID ISBN Name Price Publisher

Sample Data

678 81-3434-343-3 Oliver Twist 500 PlaymorePublishers

When the user enters the option as 1, all the book details should be displayed on the screen with proper headings. For example, the output should be shown as below.

Book ID ISBN Name Price Publisher
678 81-3434-343-3 Oliver Twist 500 PlaymorePublishers
890 81-2456-343-4 The Tempest 800 Williams'sPublishers
Purchase
Users can purchase after valid registration with the system by providing the book id.

The number of available books is maintained in a file called “stock.txt”. This file will have the book id and quantity on stock. As purchases are made, the total count should be reduced in stock.txt. Stock.txt will have data as shown below.

678 50
890 70

Purchase details should be written to another file named “purchase.txt”. This file will have the details as follows.

Book ID Name User ID User Name Price

For example,

678 Oliver Twist 11 Shubha 500
Back to Main Menu
If the user enters 3, then the main menu should be displayed.

if you dont want to type in your login name and password each time you come to yahoo mail the best option is to use password remembering feature of the browser (but donot use that on a public computer) for this just press the remember button when prompted (it will be better if you use mozilla firefox or inernet explorer8).
another option if you are a frequent user (and using yahoo only from your computer) then you can check the "keep me signed in" checkbox.

Does this mean anything to you Remote Login Names and Passwords During a remote login, the device prompts you for a login name and password. You can display the login name when logged in to the device from a remote console by using a device status command. Logging in Remotely or Locally Logging in to a local console is the same as logging in to a remote console except that you must connect to the device by starting Telnet on your host system. To log in remotely, begin at step 1. To log in locally, begin at step 3. To log in from a remote console: 1. Connect to the device by starting Telnet on your host system. Your host system is the system to which remote terminals are connected. 2. Supply the device?s name or Internet Protocol (IP) address. To use device names, your network must have a name server. Issue either the device name or the IP address as shown in the following example: % telnet brandenburg or % telnet 128.185.132.43 At this point, it makes no difference whether you have logged in remotely or locally. 3. If you are prompted, enter your login name and password. login: Password: It is possible that there is a login and no password. The password controls access to the device. If a password has not been set, press the Enter key at the Password: prompt. Logins are not set automatically. For security, you can set up user names and passwords using the add user command in the CONFIG process. For additional information, see the add user configuration command, on 56. Remember to reload or restart to activate any changes. Note: If you do not enter a login name and valid password within 1 minute of the initial prompt, or if you enter an incorrect password three times in succession, the device drops the Telnet connection. 4. Press the Enter key to display the asterisk (*) prompt. You may have to press the Enter key more than once or press Ctrl-P to obtain the * prompt. Once at this level, you can begin to enter commands from the keyboard. Press the Backspace key to delete the last character typed in on the command line. Press the Delete key or Ctrl-U to delete the whole command line entry so that you can reenter a command. See ?Command Completion? on page 20 and ?Command History? on page 23 for more information. You can also use local Telnet commands on your Telnet client to close the Telnet connection.