Holyinn.org Getting Started
Overview
We’ve been rebuilding holyinn.org with new inspiration, ideas, and current technology to improve communication within the parish and throughout the community. The guiding principle behind this re-construction is the participation of the parish in building a fun and informative web site.
Getting Started
Your participation starts by simply accessing the ministry schedule online. You’ll need to log in to do so. After you’re comfortable logging in and using the schedule, you can contribute the conversation by posting blog entries about anything related to the parish or the Catholic faith.
To get started, you’ll want to do the following:
- Make sure you have a recently released web browser.
- Log in for the first time.
- Change your password.
- Check the Schedule
- Post a web log entry
Make Sure Your Web Browser is Up To Date
We highly recommend using Firefox to browse holyinn.org and the Internet in general. It’s aggressively built and maintained by enthusiastic members of the Internet community. If you already use Firefox, make sure the version is at least 2.10 or simply download and install the new one from here:
Verify your version of Firefox by the following:
- Click ‘Help’ on the toolbar.
- Click ‘About Mozilla Firefox’ on the menu.
- The version is on the ‘About Mozilla Firefox’ dialog.
Microsoft Internet Explorer is also a fine browser. Make sure you’re using version 7. If your browser looks like that below, and the version displayed on the about page by clicking tools->about is 6, update your Windows installation by clicking ‘Windows Update’ on the tools menu.
Log In For the First Time
Go to http://www.holyinn.org click the login button.
Enter your username and password sent to you in an email.
You’re now presented with the dashboard. This is where you can write blog posts and maintain your profile.
Change Your Password
Click your name at the top of the dashboard page.
This is your profile page were you can update your information.
Scroll to the bottom of the page and enter a new password twice, then click ‘Update Profile’
Set the new password
Save your password in a safe spot, like written on a post-it stuck to your display :)
That’s it!
No go on to viewing the ministry schedules and how to post blog entries.