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User's
Guide
Timax WEBCARGO Overview * Features and What's New Sending and Receiving Files * Sending Files Solving Problems * Problems Signing In
This latest release of Timax WEBCARGO includes these highlights: * Up to 2 GB transfer size * Delivery Confirmation * Billing Plans
Tip: While Timax WEBCARGO deliveries can be very large, the delivery notification E-mail your recipients will receive is very small... the files you send are stored in a secure "holding area" until your recipients click to retrieve them. So sending Timax WEBCARGO deliveries will not overflow E-mail In boxes the way traditional E-mail attachments do. Delivery
Expiration Deliveries are subject to these limits: * New Deliveries * Multiple Pickups * Expired Deliveries Feedback
* If you are not already signed-in to Timax WEBCARGO, sign-in using your normal login details and Password. * Click on Send Files in the main navigation bar 1. Enter Project Information Enter project information such as client, product and title. Click "continue to next step" 2. Enter Recipients' Names and E-mail addresses Enter the names and E-mail addresses of the people you wish to send files to. To select contacts from your Address Book, click on the link titled "insert from address book." From the popup window click the "Select" link that appears next to the person you wish to send files to. If you need space for additional recipients, click on the link titled "add another recipient" and additional slots will appear. Click "continue to next step" 3. Upload Files. Select the number of files you wish to send from the pull-down menu. Click a "Browse" button and locate a file on your computer that you wish to send. (The "browse" button may be labelled slightly differently depending on the web browser you are using). Repeat the previous step until all of the files you wish to send have been selected. You may also type some comments in the large text area to describe the files you are sending. (optional) Click "continue to next step" Your recipients must have software that is compatible with your files. For example, if you send someone a Photoshop file, your recipient must have either Photoshop or a imaging program capable of opening Photoshop files. Also make sure the file is compatible with your recipient's computer, for example a Windows machine may not be able to read some Macintosh files.
5. Double-check your order and click Send Review your files, payment information and total transmission price. If you need to make any changes, click on the "modify" link next to the area that needs to be changed. If you are satisfied with what you see, click on the link: Click to send files and complete your order IMPORTANT: You must click on this link or your files will not be sent! Your recipients will receive an E-mail with a click-able link to the files you sent them, and your credit card or invoice account will be charged. We recommend that you print a copy of the Order Receipt for your records. Sending
Lots of Files Using programs such as StuffIt or WinZip, you can even transform an entire folder of files into a single .sit or .zip file, enabling you to effectively send an entire folder to your recipients in a single Timax WEBCARGO Delivery. You can find out more about these archiving programs at their respective web sites. * StuffIt -- www.stuffit.com * WinZip -- www.winzip.com How
to Tell If Your Files Have Been Received Delivery Receipt Confirmation is also available by checking Past Orders. 1. Sign-in to Timax in the normal way. 2. Click on "Trace" link in the main navigation bar at the top of the page and locate the order. 3. Locate the order you are investigating and click on the order# on the left of the screen -- If the consignee's data has been updated with a name and a date, ithe file has been retreived. Otherwise, the file has not been accessed as yet. Receiving
a Timax WEBCARGO Delivery 1. Check your E-mail 2. Open a Timax WEBCARGO Delivery E-mail. Timax WEBCARGO Deliveries are easily identified by the E-mail subject. 3. The contents of a Timax WEBCARGO Delivery E-mail include a summary of the delivery contents and a clickable link to a secure server where your files are being held. Click on the link contained in the E-mail. (Or if you cannot click on the link, copy and paste it into the address field of your web browser) 4. Your web browser will display your Timax WEBCARGO Delivery page containing all of your files. 5. Click on a filename or its icon to access the file. Depending on the type of file you chose, the file may open directly in your browser or launch a "helper application" to open the file. Clicking on certain files may prompt you to choose an application with which to open the file, or prompt you to specify a location on your computer to save the file. The way in which certain files are handled depends on the settings of your particular web browser. For detailed instructions on downloading files to your computer, click here. Replying
to a Timax WEBCARGO Delivery The sender will receive your correspondence via their regular E-mail account. Downloading
Files to Your Computer We encourage you to download files directly to your computer if you
anticipate needing to access the files in the future. Remember: files
expire from Timax WEBCARGO's servers after 14 days at which point
they are no longer accessible online. Unless you have downloaded and
saved the files to your computer you will no longer have access to them. 1. Right-Click on the filename you wish to download 2. Select "Save Link Target As..." 3. Locate a place on your computer where you wish to save the file. To download files if you use Microsoft Internet Explorer on a Mac 1. Ctrl-click on the filename you wish to download 2. Select "Download Link to Disk" 3. Locate a place on your computer where you wish to save the file. To download files if you use Netscape 1. Right-click on the filename you wish to download (Mac users, ctrl-click) 2. Select "Save Link Target As..." 3. Locate a place on your computer where you wish to save the file. To download files if you use Safari 1. Ctrl-click on the filename you wish to download 2. Select "Download Link to Disk" 3. Locate a place on your computer where you wish to save the file.
* Check that your Regular Timax login details are correct. Cookies must be enabled for WEBCARGO file transmissions 1. Open the Tools menu and choose Internet Options. (Mac users open the Explorer menu and choose Preferences) 2. Under the Receiving Files category, click Cookies. If no subcategories are available, double-click Receiving Files to expand the list. 3. Next to the text that reads "When receiving cookies" select an option other than Never Accept. 4. Click OK. To enable cookies if you use Netscape 1. Open the Edit menu (Mac users open the Netscape menu) and choose Preferences. 2. Under the Privacy & Security category, click Cookies. If no subcategories are available, double-click Privacy & Security to expand the list. 3. Click on of the radio-buttons next to Enable Cookies. 4. Click OK. To enable cookies if you use Safari 1. Open the Safari menu and choose Preferences. 2. Click the Security tab. 3. Under Accept Cookies, select "Always" or "Only from sites you navigate to." Table of Contents
Remember: Your recipients must have software that is compatible with
your files. For example, if you send someone a Photoshop file, your
recipient must have either Photoshop or an imaging program capable of
opening Photoshop files. Also make sure the file is compatible with
your recipient's computer -- for example, a Windows machine may not
be able to read some Macintosh files. Occasionally there are incompatibilities between web browsers and files sent via Timax WEBCARGO. If when you click on a filename you see a window full of garbled text, it is likely a file type incompatibility. Your best bet under these circumstances is to save the file to your computer first and then open it with a compatible program. For detailed instructions on how to force your browser to download
files, rather than attempting to display them, read the section: Downloading
Files to Your Computer. 1. You must have software that is compatible with the file. For example, if you receive a Photoshop file, you must have either Photoshop or an imaging program capable of opening Photoshop files. 2. Make sure that the file is compatible with your computer's operating system. For example, a Windows machine may not be able to read some Macintosh files. 3. Some Macintosh files cannot be sent over the internet without first being converted into a transfer-friendly format such as StuffIt (.sit) or Zip (.zip). If you are having difficulty opening files sent from one Macintosh computer to another Macintosh computer, consider "Stuffing" the files first. You may read more about transforming files into a .sit archive at the StuffIt website - www.stuffit.com. Problems
Receiving Timax WEBCARGO Deliveries * Remember to check your Junk Mail folder (if you have one) at regular intervals to ensure that any filters you have in place catch only the messages that you want to delete. * If you happen to find a Timax WEBCARGO delivery in your Junk Mail folder, mark the delivery E-mail as "Not Junk" so that similar E-mails in the future will not be treated as Junk Mail. * Many E-mail services allow you to create a "Safe List" of E-mail addresses. If someone you know has sent you a Timax WEBCARGO delivery that was never received, be sure to add the sender's E-mail address to your Safe List. This will ensure that all future deliveries will reach your In box. Because every E-mail provider has its own way of dealing with the challenges of junk mail, we ask that you please refer to your E-mail provider's technical support center to learn more about measures that you can take to ensure that legitimate E-mails reach your In box. Problems
Receiving E-mail Notifications * Remember to check your Junk Mail folder (if you have one) at regular intervals to ensure that any filters you have in place catch only the messages that you want to delete. * If you happen to find a Timax WEBCARGO notification E-mail in your Junk Mail folder, mark the E-mail as "Not Junk" so that similar E-mails in the future will not be treated as Junk Mail. * Many E-mail services allow you to create a "Safe List" of E-mail addresses. If someone you know has sent you a Timax WEBCARGO delivery that was never received, or if you are not receiving E-mail notifications such as those designed to keep you informed of delivery pickup, be sure to add your colleagues' and your own E-mail addresses to your Safe List. This will ensure that all future deliveries will reach your In box. Because every E-mail provider has its own way of dealing with the challenges of junk mail, we ask that you please refer to your E-mail provider's technical support centre to learn more about measures that you can take to ensure that legitimate E-mails reach your In box.
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