Spam Filtering: TeamOrb uses SpamAssassin filtering software to identify and mark suspected unsolicited bulk e-mail (spam). This system marks incoming e-mail as possible spam and then forwards the suspect e-mail to you as an attachment to a message with "~~SPAM~~" in the subject line.   The original message can then be viewed by you before further action is taken. For more information on how to set up rules for handling items marked as spam, click here. TO BE REMOVED FROM THIS SERVICE or if you have questions, contact blacklist-admin@teamorb.net.

Virus Detection: All e-mail passing through our server is scanned for viruses in real time using RAV scanning technology. Our servers automatically check for new virus pattern data files two times per day, seven days a week, so our virus definitions are always up-to date.  In addition, we actively block unsolicited, bulk commercial e-mail (spam) using blacklist databases at spamcop.net and ordb.org.  Together with our spam filter, these blacklists allow us to detect and block hundreds of spam messages every day, protecting you from the inconvenience of sorting through the "junk." If you have questions about these services, or are concerned that your legitimate messages are being blocked, contact blacklist-admin@teamorb.net.

Line Speed: The Internet is a network of "highways" much like the highways upon which we drive our automobiles. Just as with a road network, there are many routes to any given destination on the Internet. Some routes are better than others. Also, there are numerous cables, routers, switches, computers, communication lines, and other network devices between your computer and any site to which you might connect. All of these network components have varying capabilities and performance capacities. For example, the capacity of a given web site to handle a request for service coming from your browser may be less than the capacity of your computer to connect to the Internet through the TeamOrb network. The speed of any Internet connection can be no greater than the speed of the slowest link. Unlike when you are driving a car, where you can pick a good route over a bad one, the average Internet user usually has little control over the path of an Internet connection. Because of differences in capacity, the quality of equipment, and the type and quality of transportation lines, your Internet connection might be slower than expected, particularly during times of peak Internet usage. No Internet connection ever performs at 100% of its theoretical speed limit. If you are a wireless service customer of ours and you think your connection to the Internet is slower than it should be, you can test your line speed to the TeamOrb server by clicking here. If the results of this test are slower than expected, please contact administrator@teamorb.net.

Site Appearance: Pages at this site are best viewed with your video display set to a desktop resolution of 800 x 600 pixels and a palette of 16-bit color.  For Microsoft Windows users, these preferences can be changed under Control Panel - Display - Settings. The primary fonts used for page text are True Type Arial and Verdana. For ideal appearance, make sure these fonts are installed on your computer. Users of Internet Explorer 4.01 or higher: You can enlarge the viewing window of your browser by clicking the "Full Screen" icon on your tool bar (or by hitting "F11"). You can hide the remaining tool bar by right mouse-clicking over the tool bar and checking "Auto Hide". After doing so, you access the tool bar by moving your mouse pointer to the top of the screen. Assuming you have no need for it, additional viewing space can be made by going to "View" on the menu bar and un-checking "Status Bar".

Browser Compatibility: The pages at this site were written and formatted to be compatible with both Microsoft and Netscape browsers. However, because of differences between these two products, pages may appear slightly different depending upon which browser you are using. These differences should not affect functionality.

Browser Features: In order to use this site, your browser must support frames and JavaScript 1.1 or higher. Both Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.01 (or higher) and Netscape Navigator 3.0 (or higher) support these features. If you navigated to this page, chances are you are using a browser compatible with the features at this site. If, however, you experience problems either with the frames or the JavaScript on one or more of our pages, try downloading the latest version of your browser by clicking either of the following links:

Site Access: Some areas at this site require access authorization. If you are prompted to supply a user name and password when accessing a page, you need permission to enter the selected area. This authorization must be given to you by our site administrator. If you think you need access to a restricted area, contact administrator@teamorb.net.

Technical Information: Our web site utilizes reliable, performance oriented equipment, incorporating mission critical enterprise technologies with a high level of redundancy and security.

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