Being incredibly lazy and old, have failed to find the little box that, if ticked, keeps you logged in.
Where is it located please or if it doesn't exist, can we have one? Can hardly remember who I am.
Nurse, nurse, who am I?
Being incredibly lazy and old, have failed to find the little box that, if ticked, keeps you logged in.
Where is it located please or if it doesn't exist, can we have one? Can hardly remember who I am.
Nurse, nurse, who am I?
Jazz greats die young, guess I'll get the Buck House Telegram.
I think it's time for your medication.
Some saxophones, some mouthpieces and quite a lot of bits of cane.
OG, when you type your user name and password in at the top, I think it's just under your username - a little white box, which says "remember me" or something like that !
Any help??
And I am not your nurse
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Since the location of the "Remember Me" hasn't changed I'm beginning to worry about OG
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Just checked. It's still under your user name, but is now called remember. It only shows if you're logged out. So if you can't see it, you're in.
Kev
Man is limited by his fears, not his imagination.
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Kev and Mandy,
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Jazz greats die young, guess I'll get the Buck House Telegram.
Don't you believe it, every time I do a forum update that box moves around on some browsers, ie Internet Explorer 7. I've given up on IE6 now, it's totally broken on that I'm afraid.Originally Posted by Paul Inglis
It stayed in the same place on IE9. As for IE6 I can't believe anyone would want to use such an up-of-date browser as it is totally unsecure. I believe the British Government are the only ones still using it!!
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/8492862.stm
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It stayed in the same place on IE9. As for IE6 I can't believe anyone would want to use such an up-of-date browser as it is totally unsecure. I believe the British Government are the only ones still using it!!
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/8492862.stm
Afraid not, I work for a big Reinsurance company and we are still using IE6 because of all the Legacy, in house written software that wont run on anything else. Those programmer/analysts sure now how to maintain job security
To be honest, the incompatibilities between the different browsers are ridiculous and cause a lot of unnecessary work. The people defining the html and other standards seem to think that guys have nothing better to do than rewrite web pages every year.Afraid not, I work for a big Reinsurance company and we are still using IE6 because of all the Legacy, in house written software that wont run on anything else. Those programmer/analysts sure now how to maintain job security
Should all be standard and backwards compatible. But it isn't, often for what seem to be arbitrary or fashion reasons.
Kev
Man is limited by his fears, not his imagination.
Bari: Noblet low Bb/PPT Signature 7; Tenor: A Santoni, Parč/PPT 8*; Alto: 1935 Kohlert Star/Morgan 7L; Sop: G4M Straight/PPT 7lar/8 .
Surely they can afford to upgradeAfraid not, I work for a big Reinsurance company and we are still using IE6 because of all the Legacy, in house written software that wont run on anything else. Those programmer/analysts sure now how to maintain job security
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