Why do I have so many usernames and passwords?
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It seems that I have several different codes, usernames, and passwords - could please clarify what they are all used for?
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Below is a listing of all the different codes or usernames you may have and what they are used for.
Note: Each of these are completely independent of one another (that is, one set of codes or usernames will not work for another set).
* DecisionSite Product Download Codes - User Name and Password
This is used to download the latest version of products such as DecisionSite Browser or DecisionSite Server from http://www.spotfire.com/esupport/downloads.asp.
You will have a different User Name/Password combination for each product being downloaded.
Provided by Spotfire Order Fulfillment.
* DecisionSite Product Unlock Codes - Field 1 and Field 2
This is used to unlock specific products (i.e DecisionSite for Functional Genomics or DecisionSite for Lead Discovery) from the "Add Software" link in Spotfire DecisionSite Browser. This also refers to the codes needed to unlock DecisionSite Developer at http://developer.spotfire.com.
You will have a different Field 1/Field 2 combination for each product being unlocked.
Provided by Spotfire Order Fulfillment.
* DecisionSite Browser Login - User ID and Password
This is used when opening up DecisionSite Browser and the login screen appears to login to the appropriate DecisionSite Server (i.e. home.spotfire.net, academics.spotfire.net, or a local server).
Provided by local Spotfire administrator or created by user clicking "Register a new user" link on login screen.
* Spotfire Web-Based Training Login - Email and Password
This is used to login to http://www.spotfire.com/services/training/course.asp?course_id=10.
Provided by Spotfire Order Fulfillment.
* Spotfire eSupport Login - User ID and Password
This is used to login to the http://www.spotfire.com/esupport.
Created by user.
It seems that I have several different codes, usernames, and passwords - could please clarify what they are all used for?
----------------------------------------RESOLUTION----------------------------------------
Below is a listing of all the different codes or usernames you may have and what they are used for.
Note: Each of these are completely independent of one another (that is, one set of codes or usernames will not work for another set).
* DecisionSite Product Download Codes - User Name and Password
This is used to download the latest version of products such as DecisionSite Browser or DecisionSite Server from http://www.spotfire.com/esupport/downloads.asp.
You will have a different User Name/Password combination for each product being downloaded.
Provided by Spotfire Order Fulfillment.
* DecisionSite Product Unlock Codes - Field 1 and Field 2
This is used to unlock specific products (i.e DecisionSite for Functional Genomics or DecisionSite for Lead Discovery) from the "Add Software" link in Spotfire DecisionSite Browser. This also refers to the codes needed to unlock DecisionSite Developer at http://developer.spotfire.com.
You will have a different Field 1/Field 2 combination for each product being unlocked.
Provided by Spotfire Order Fulfillment.
* DecisionSite Browser Login - User ID and Password
This is used when opening up DecisionSite Browser and the login screen appears to login to the appropriate DecisionSite Server (i.e. home.spotfire.net, academics.spotfire.net, or a local server).
Provided by local Spotfire administrator or created by user clicking "Register a new user" link on login screen.
* Spotfire Web-Based Training Login - Email and Password
This is used to login to http://www.spotfire.com/services/training/course.asp?course_id=10.
Provided by Spotfire Order Fulfillment.
* Spotfire eSupport Login - User ID and Password
This is used to login to the http://www.spotfire.com/esupport.
Created by user.
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Why do I have so many usernames and passwords?
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