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FAQs About the Compliance Website

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How do I find information on the site?

What is on the Compliance Homepage?

What will I find on the Hot Topics page?

• How do I sign up for the Compliance Courier?

What will I find on the Federal Statutes and Regulations pages?

What will I find on the Topics A to Z pages?

What is the Regulatory Calendar?

What is HR Consulting?

What will I find on the Quick Links page?

How do I use the search function?

How do I search on an individual page?

How do I copy information out of a WORD document that is accessed through the site?

How do I remove the sample graphic from a WORD document?

How do I save a PDF file to my computer? 

How do I print a document from a printer other than the default printer?

What acronyms are used on the Compliance pages?

How do I find information on the site?

The drop down menu under Compliance provides links to the major components of the compliance portion of The League's website. The same  menu is also displayed on the left side of each page.

One can also use the Search Function, which is located on the top of each page in the right hand corner.

What is on the Compliance homepage?

The Compliance homepage provides a summary of the newest links to the main components of the Compliance's site - hot topics, security alerts, ii releases. There are also links to upcoming events such as webinars and seminars that pertain to compliance issues. In addition, there are links to major issues that are currently of special concern to credit unions.

What will I find on the Hot Topics page?

The Hot Topics page contains the articles that are published by the Compliance Courier except the Security Alerts, which are published on a separate Security Alerts page. As soon as the Compliance Courier is issued, the information is published on the The League's website. It will appear on the Hot Topics page with a graphic after it. The new Hot Topic will also appear on the homepage of The League's site under Around the Site for a time after it is issued.

How do I sign up for the Compliance Courier?

To sign up for the Compliance Courier, send an email to Judy Phillips,  jphillips@theleague.coop.

• Include "Compliance Courier" in the subject line, and
• Provide your name and title, as well as the credit union's name in the email message.
  

What will I find on the Federal Statutes and Regulations pages?

The Federal Statutes and Regulations pages contain links to most commonly referenced federal statutes and regulations that apply to credit unions.

What will I find on the Wisconsin Statutes and Regulations pages?

The Wisconsin Statutes and Regulations pages contain links to most commonly referenced Wisconsin statutes and regulations that apply to credit unions.

What will if find on the Topics A-Z page?

The Topics A-Z page contains links to over 180 topics that have compliance related issues. To make it easier to navigate on a Topic's page or between Topic pages, each page has two navigational lines on the top of the page.

The ABC line goes to a list of topics that begin with the corresponding letter.

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

The second line allows the user to jump to different sections on the same page.

ii Releases  Q & As  Statutes  Regulations  Letters to CUs  Samples  Resources

Each Topic page is divided into sections:

NOTE: If a topic does not have a link associated with a section, that section will not appear on the page.

What is the Regulatory Calendar?

The Regulatory Calendar is a quick reference to important compliance deadlines that need to be met during a year.

What is HR consulting?

League Services Corp.'s HR consultants have comprehensive, hands-on experience with Wisconsin credit unions. They can help to enhance the value and limit the risks that come with working with your "other asset": your human resources. Whichever of our HR Performance Management Services you call on, our consultants to provide you will get current, practical, and timely direction and information, designed specifically for Wisconsin credit unions.

How do I use the search function?

The Search Function is located in the upper right-hand corner of each page. Type in a word or phrase that pertains to what you want to find and click on "GO." The search function searches the entire site for documents that pertain to the search word or phrase and lists links to the qualifying documents (with excerpts from the document) on a separate page.

What will I find on Quick Links?

The Quick Links page contains links to other major sites that contain compliance information that applies to credit unions.

How do I search for information on an individual page?

Web Page

Use the "Find (on this page)" option under "Edit" on the Internet Explorer menu bar at the very top of the screen. The key combination "CTL+F" will also bring up the "Find" pop-up window.

PDF File

Use the binocular icon that will bring up a search side panel. All phrases containing occurrences of the search item will appear in the side panel. The key combination "CTL+F" will take you to a search box that allows you to search one occurrence at a time through the document.

How do I copy information out of a WORD document that is accessed through the site?

To copy information out of a Word document, select the information and then right click on the mouse. Select "Copy" from the pop-up window that appears. Then go to your document and paste the data.
 

How do I remove the sample graphic from a WORD document?

You can remove the "Sample" graphic from a WORD document by:

• Going to View->Header and Footer (on the WORD menu bar) and click,
• Click on the graphic to select it,
• Hit the delete key.

OR

• Go to  Background>Printed watermark (at bottom of pop-up window), click on “No watermark” option, and then click OK.
  

How do I save a PDF file to my computer?

If you do not have a save option on a menu bar or a save shortcut icon to click on, the key combination CTL+SHIFT+S will allow you to save the PDF file to a location of your choice.

How do I print a document from a printer other than the default printer?

Using the key combination "CTRL + P," will bring up the print pop up window, which will allow you to change the printer.