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Written by Webmaster
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Sunday, April 12 2009 |
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We have done many updates to SAAC's internet presence over the last year, to improve communication and provide members with timely information. Here is a quick guide for making the most out of SAAC online.
saac.com - The club's home page.
This site is the open access home page for SAAC HQ. We use this site as a home base for all members and friends of SAAC, since more than likely, any internet search for us will bring you here.
saac.com contains news, editiorials from HQ, articles and feature items of interest. For example, all of the information and registration forms for SAAC-34, the National Convention, are available on this site.
There are no private areas on this site, so a log-in is not required to view all the information contained on the site.
We currently have two features that require a registration and a login: the Classified Ads and the SAAC Store. The Classified Ads permit you to create a login so that you can return and edit your ads. You may create a classified ad without a login, but you will not be able to make changes. (Note- we are considering removing this section entirely in the near future).
The SAAC Store asks you to create a login so that we can track your purchases. This area, too, will soon get a facelift.
Note that the login that you create for either one of these features WILL NOT carry over to any other SAAC website; they are strictly for these features alone.
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