We know you depend on your eBusiness systems, and we are dedicated to keeping them available. When you require technical support, we offer following options:

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Generate a Support Request

The fastest way to get resolution of any issues is to complete a support ticket. Alternatively, you may wish to contact our technical support at the number provided below. Please keep in mind that if you are not under a current support plan you may be charged for per-incident support.

 
  Contact Technical Support: (800) 955-9454
Generate a Support Request

How to Report a Problem

Copy Detailed Error Message: If your website or eBusiness solution experiences a problem, we want to know about it so we can help you get back to taking care of your customers. If there is an error page, like the one below, please copy the entire error message (highlight with your mouse, then right mouse click and select "copy") and paste it into the support request.

Detail the Steps to Reproduce Error In order to fix the problem, we need to first know how to make the problem occur. We need you to tell us in as much detail as possible what caused the error. In many cases, it may be best if you go back and repeat any steps to be sure you can make the problem occur again. Sometimes clients are frustrated when they report a problem but we cannot find it. If we cannot reproduce the problem then we do not know how to fix it. Here is an example of the level of detail that would be helpful:

"Went to my home page at www.mywebsite.com and clicked on the link 'Search for Item.' This pulled up the search page; for item description entered 'widget' under product type selected 'stainless steel' under filter selected 'Order from newest to oldest' then pressed 'Search' button. Got error:

I was also able to reproduce the problem by going back and repeating the above steps a second time."

This user has provided sufficient detail to identify and reproduce the problem. Given this amount of information, it would be very easy to begin troubleshooting the problem and finding a resolution.

Take a Screen Shot Other times, the problem is not an error message, but an odd behavior that is difficult to explain. In this case, a picture is worth a thousand words and can be very helpful in visualizing the problem.

To take a screen shot, first make sure that you can see the problem on your computer screen. Then, locate the "Print Screen" key on your keyboard. It is usually in the top row on the right hand side. Press the "Print Screen" key, this will copy the entire screen into your copy buffer.

Next open the Paint program by going to your Start Menu... All Programs... Accessories... Paint. Inside the Paint program, select Edit... Paste... and the screen you copied should appear. Now save the file in your My Documents folder and name it something like "myerror." Very important that you can remember where you saved the file!

Finally, attach the image you just saved to your support request.