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JB Systems Supports Cancer Research

by | Mar 19, 2010 | Random Postings

Gerald Bauer (JB Systems) and James Chumas (The Chumas Agency)

Written by Gerald Bauer, owner and founder

Well everyone, 2010 marked the first year of JB Systems’ support of children’s cancer research through St. Baldricks, a national organization that promotes “shaving the way” to fighting kids cancer. It also marks the first time I have been seen without hair!

Giving back is something JB Systems takes seriously, and helping out with children’s cancer is a cause we feel is important. Feel free to visit http://www.stbaldricks.org/ for more information about the organization, their cause, and how to get involved.

Thousands of kids per year are diagnosed with cancer, and all have to learn to put their self-consciousness aside and deal with hair loss. So, to pay them tribute, so did I. And in true JB-fashion, lets throw conformity out the window, let vanity take its course elsewhere, and lets make a difference in this world. Let’s set the new standard!


Gerald Bauer (JB Systems) and Aaron Brunette (Coldwell Banker)

In the past, JB Systems has contributed to the Susan G Komen Breast Cancer Foundation, Big Brothers Big Sisters, Helping American Vietnam Veterans, as well as Eau Claire’s Feed My People Food Bank and Eau Claire’s Hope Gospel Mission.

Giving back to the community is a huge factor of our business model, be it monetary donations or time given to help out with projects, or even cooking for the needy. JB Systems plans on continuing our commitment to these organizations in the future – and we look forward to meeting you there.

Sync Your E-Mail on Your iPhone

by | Mar 12, 2010 | Technical Support

  1. Choose Settings.
  2. Scroll down to Mail,Contacts,Calendars.
  3. Choose Add Account…
  4. Select Other.
  5. Then choose Add Mail Account.
  6. Fill in your Name, E-Mail, Password, and Description. (Description is not required).
  7. Press Save.

Now we must enter our server information.

  1. Make sure you choose ‘POP’ at the top of the form. If ‘IMAP’ is selected your connection will not go through.
  2. The Name, Address, and Description fields should be populated already.
  3. Scroll down to the Incoming Mail Server section.
  4. For Host Name, enter in email.example.com. Where example.com would be replaced with your web sites address.
  5. Username is your e-mail address.
  6. Enter in your password and then scroll down to where you see Outgoing Mail Server
  7. The Host Name is the same as the Incoming Mail Server, email.example.com.
  8. You do not need to enter fill out the User Name & Password fields for the Outgoing Mail Server.
  9. Now Press Save.

You will see a message saying ‘Secure Connection Failed’, press Continue, we will take care of this once everything is saved.

  1. Now choose your new Account and scroll down to where you see ‘Advanced’ and select this option.
  2. You now need to turn ‘Use SSL’ to be off.

That’s it, you can now receive your e-mails directly on your iPhone. Enjoy!