User: Details

		Sets information about the current user.
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		Note You can change any user's details in the User section of Administrative (if you have access rights)
		User name
		This is your name as it appears when you log-on. You can rename any user, including the Administrator, but the Administrator will always appear in red.
		Initials
		These are the initials which are displayed next to each event to signify which user created that event. Alternatively you can use mnemonics or abbreviations. If the initials that you have chosen are already being used by someone else, you will see a few suggestions.
		Note The maximum length is 3 characters. You can change your initials at any time, they are not written into the events in the database.
		Job title
		This is your job title within the company.
		Phone extensions
		You can specify up to five extensions where you can be reached.
		Password
		This is your log-on password. Leave it blank if you don't want to enter a password when you log-on, but bear in mind that someone else could use the system using your identity and you'd get the blame if it was malicious!
		Implement password expiry If this is ticked then your password will come up for renewal after the specified period (but you aren't forced to change it). If this is unticked then you can still change your password whenever you want, but you won't be reminded to do so.
		Password expires after --- days Enter a value between 1 and 999. To remind yourself to change your password every month, set a value of 30.
		Home postcode
		This is your home postcode, used in the Service Management module to estimate the distance from your home to your first job of the day.
		Enter your postcode in the box
		Click the Search button (This requires a Rapid Addressing Database to be installed)
		You will be notified if the postcode was valid
		Phone / Fax / Mobile / E-mail address
		These are the numbers that can be used to contact you on behalf of your company, or your personal details if you wish. Bear in mind that these numbers may appear on Job Sheets if you use the Service Management module, so work numbers are best.