Who is InfoCenter for?
		How do I sign up for InfoCenter?

		I can't remember my User Name or my Password. What should I do?
		How can I log out?
		Why am I logged out automatically?
		How can I ensure that no one else will have access to my information?

InfoCenter is intended for subscribers of INET, providing secure, web-based access to functionality such as:

• Trade Information
  InfoCenter allows you to status and cancel your orders using a combination of filters including stock, side, share size, order entry time, user, as well as others. Access to real-time trade information is available during market hours, and historical trade information is available 24 hours a day. Furthermore, you can easily produce execution reports in electronic format that are portable into other applications.
• Billing Information
  InfoCenter allows you to view recent or historical INET invoices. Additionally, links are available to trade detail in electronic format, allowing you to easily download, sort, search and store the data.

INET subscribers who wish to sign up for InfoCenter should have their firm administrator contact INET Subscriber Services by calling 212-231-5180 or sending an email to subscriber@nasdaq.com.

You must call Subscriber Services at:

212-231-5180

They will help you reset your account password, unlock your account, or deal with any other trouble you may be having.

Never walk away from your computer while you have an online application in progress. Make sure you log out at the end of each session. Once you're logged in, a link titled "LOG OUT" appears in the upper right corner of the page. Click it to insure that no additional information can be passed through the network without a necessary authentication.

For added security, our system automatically logs out each user after a set period of inactivity. If you are logged out, simply log in again to continue your online session.

Your password should be easy enough to remember without the need to write it down. If you do write it down, someone else may be able to read it, no matter how safe you think it is. For example, if your purse or wallet is lost or stolen, a piece of paper with your password written on it is lost or stolen as well. Never give your password to anyone else. If you can't remember it, call Subscriber Services at:

You should also change your password periodically.