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   * **OPAC Inactivity Timeout (in seconds)** – This setting defines how much time a patron can be idle at an OPAC before being automatically logged out. System default is 7 minutes (420 seconds). //(PLEASE NOTE: This affects patrons both inside the library and logged in from home.)//
   * **Selfcheck: Patron Login Timeout (in seconds)** – This sets a timeout for a patron logged into Evergreen’s built-in selfcheck interface.
-  * **Sending email address for patron notices** – This allows library staff to set an email address that
+  * **Sending email address for patron notices** – This allows library staff to set an email address that will appear to the person receiving emails from Evergreen to be the sending address. This address receives any bounced emails, allowing for patron account corrections.
-will appear to the person receiving emails from Evergreen to be the sending address. This address
+  * **Staff Login Inactivity Timeout (in seconds)** – This setting defines how much time a staff member can be idle at a staff client before being automatically logged out.
-receives any bounced emails, allowing for patron account corrections.
-  * **Staff Login Inactivity Timeout (in seconds)** – This setting defines how much time a staff member
-can be idle at a staff client before being automatically logged out.
 Settings may be changed by clicking "Edit" beside the setting you are trying to change. A box will pop up, sometimes containing a description of the setting, sometimes not. "Context" allows you to set at which level you would like to have your settings apply. If settings are applied at the system level, they will also apply to all system branches. If set for the individual library, the settings will be limited to that one library. "Delete Setting" will remove the setting’s values from your library and restore them to the system default.