Instead of listing stories by issues, we now list them by week (ANA) or month (HSR & STS). To print out an entire week's stories, first log in, then go to your chosen publication and select a link from the "Stories by Week" list (Stories by Month for HSR and STS) in the left menu.

If you are logged in AND have purchased a subscription to that publication, a page will be displayed with the full text of all stories in that period. The (Printer Friendly Version) link will display a printer-formatted page in a new window, ready for printing.

Not at all! When you log in, just click the "Remember Me" box. This will save a "cookie" on your computer. When you are finished on the site, don't log out, just close the browser. Now when you return, you should not be prompted for you password. This cookie lasts for 30 days, so be sure to visit at least once a month.

You can set the email notifications that are sent announcing new story posts. To do this, go to your publication, and click "Email Settings" in the top menu, or click the links below for your publication:

• Aging News Alert
• Housing for Seniors Report
• Selling to Seniors

Once there, you will see checkboxes for each notification. Simply check the box next to the email you want. To stop all the notices, uncheck both boxes.

To change your email address, enter a new email at  http://www.seniorsnews.net/index2.php?mod=updateemail

Note: This will NOT change your username.

First, login and enter your main publications' page.

Then, just click Your Account/Password in the top menu bar (login required).

Then, to change your username click Change your username.

To change your password, click Change your password

You can set your username and password to what ever you wish.

No problem, just click here and enter your email address on that page. Your username and password will be reset and emailed to you. Your email address MUST match the one in our records.

For additional help contact customer service.

No problem, just click here and enter your email address on that page. Your username and password will be emailed to you. Your email address MUST match the one in our records.

RSS is a system which keeps you in touch with the news by automatically sending the latest stories to your computer, so you don't have to trawl through dozens of sites to get what you need.

RSS, an acronym that stands for Really Simple Syndication, works something like an old-fashioned news wire service.

RSS can deliver you up-to-date content from our website, saving you the hassle of having to click from headline to headline in order to get the latest stories.

RSS works by getting your computer to download what is called an XML feed onto an RSS reader. XML is a data stream with the latest headlines and stories from the section of the website you have chosen. The feed is then updated every time new articles or content appears, so all you have to do is load your RSS reader and read -- you don't need to visit the actual website.

To use RSS you need an RSS feed reader (also called an aggregator) -- i.e., software which translates the data into a readable format for you. Hundreds of RSS feeds are available -- mostly for free -- either as downloads or sometimes attached to other Internet software. Several browsers, including Internet Explorer 7, Mozilla Firefox, Opera and Safari, allow you to view RSS feeds directly in your browser window.

Once you've chosen your RSS reader, you just have to look for the distinctive orange RSS logo (or sometimes the words RSS or XML on a button) on the website or section of a website that you want to subscribe to. Then you can either