Your new PIN should be known only to yourself.
PINs provide users with an extra degree of confidentiality.
In the future, however, IBIS may begin to accept a PIN, and then allow you to email search results to yourself with a personalized subject annotation. Press any key to complete the connection to Information Gateway. If you have not previously changed your PIN, your PIN will be the last four digits of your nine digit ID number or Social Security number, even if your library uses fourteen-digit numbers as borrower IDs. You will be asked to confirm that you are the individual whose name is in the borrower record. Type the letter Y .