| paul_lomax |
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| Tue Apr 08 2003 05:33 PM |
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Logging in
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To log in to the forum you need to supply your username and your password.
If you have forgotten your password you can click on the 'I Forgot My Password' button and a temporary password for the username supplied will be emailed to the address associated with that username.
If you have forgotten your username then please send an email to webuser@ipcmedia.com and we will try to help you out. Please note that your email must come from the email address you registered with.
Once you have logged in you will be shown your Home screen.
Paul Lomax
Internet Technology Manager
IPC Country and Leisure Media
| Joe_London |
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| Wed May 28 2003 07:21 PM |
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Hi Paul,
Congratulations this is a wonderful improvement to the site. I have a couple of very minor observations.
I notice that most other forums have the ability to retain your user name and password which, saves the trouble of entering them every time. Old wrinkles like me have occasional memory problems and I have no objection to a cookie for this purpose on my hard drive.
A little while back we had some people abuse the site by impersonating regular users and posting unwelcome and damaging scripts, in fact I recall the site was down as a consequence on one occasion. I wondered why people are allowed to post messages without registering?
Those are my only concerns, hope you don't mind my raising them, otherwise as I said the site is now great and I am very pleased indeed.
Joe
All questions are simple when you know the answers.
| BurrWalnut |
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| Wed May 28 2003 07:51 PM |
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Re: Logging in
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Joe
Use this URL to log in and you won't have to supply name and password. You may have to change it slightly as it's pointing to me, i.e. sign-in then save the URL to favorites.
Here it is http://calm.ipcmedia.com/cgi-bin/webuser/forums/login.pl?Cat=
| Joe_London |
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| Wed May 28 2003 08:16 PM |
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Thanks very much for that BurrWalnut, much apprciated.
I should have mentioned my eyes as well.
All questions are simple when you know the answers.
| paul_lomax |
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| Fri May 30 2003 03:32 PM |
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Re: Logging in
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If you're using Internet Explorer 6, it may be rejecting the cookie. Try changing your 'Privacy' setting to 'Medium'.
| seasideC |
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| Mon May 23 2005 07:13 PM |
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Hi Is it possible to change my password to something more memorable, and if so how do I do it?
Thanks
Clive.
| ourstanley |
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| Mon May 23 2005 07:22 PM |
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Once logged in | User Options | Personal information, email, password, etc. | Edit |
Change password here Password (between 3 and 8 characters) | Verify Password | Submit
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| seasideC |
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| Mon May 23 2005 07:43 PM |
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As easy as that!!
Thanks, Ourstanley for the swift reply.
| Madeline |
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| Tue May 24 2005 04:05 AM |
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I really must get round to changing my password sometime. I just use the one they gave me when I registered here and I've been meaning to change it ever since. On the other hand, no-one would be able to guess the one WU gave me! Well, not for ages!
Madeline.
To err is human; to foul things up totally, you need a computer.
