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Refer to our Service Directory for full contact details for VET Support. How do I add a new E-mail User?It is very important to be logged in as the Pegasus Administrator. This is usually the person on-site who does most of the initial IT troubleshooting. It is also important that you open Pegasus afresh, and not via the "Change User" function. If it is open, close down Pegasus entirely by a single-click on the cross in the top right hand side of Pegasus. Open Pegasus, logging in as the Administrator. This username may be Admin, Administrator or that of one of the staff who works as the system administrator. Single-left-click on Addresses, then "User management":
The following box will appear:
Single-left-click on "New" and the following box will appear:
Add in the Username and other details. I recommend that "Administrator privileges" and "Copy default mail messages" are turned off. How do I find more information on Pegasus?Click here to go to the Pegasus web site - http://www.pmail.gen.nz/ Other Pegasus issues?Other Pegasus issues that we may be able to assist are undertaken by either telephone/ remote support or an on-site service call. Call or e-mail karen@landau.com.au for further assistance (Standard rates apply). Comprehensive training courses in the use and maintenance of Pegasus are also available. Disclaimer:Landau Technologies does not author software. All responsibilities with respect to the veracity, functionality and reliability of the software package belong to the software vendor; i.e. the company that owns the software copyright and also makes the money from the sale of the software package. The information presented within this web site is gleaned from our experience of dealing with a variety of software package. It is neither endorsed or assisted by the software vendors. Final resolution of any software issues remains the right and responsibility of the software vendor.
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