shelly2612
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ZenArcher
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Stop trying to use a fire ax to enter your password :razz:
What's the problem? Like I said before if you email me your info I'll set you up then you can change/edit whatever you need.
What's the problem? Like I said before if you email me your info I'll set you up then you can change/edit whatever you need.
Al
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OK I'm now a member and want to change my PW. How do I do that. Spent half an hour looking for where to do it. I know it's probably in plain sight but can you help out us seeing challenged?
AL.
AL.
GlenBrittle
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Hey AL,
The only way I can see is to click on the "Forgot your Password?" link by the login button. I think it gives you an email , that take you through setting a new password.
Glen
The only way I can see is to click on the "Forgot your Password?" link by the login button. I think it gives you an email , that take you through setting a new password.
Glen
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As nearly as I can tell, password changing appears to be on the Edit Details part of the Edit Profile feature. One way to get to it is to hover on the Community menu icon at the top of the page and click on the Profile entry. Then hover on the Profile tab below and click Edit Details. On that page there are a pair of fields -- Password and Verify Password -- and there is a Save button at the bottom. That looks like a way to change your password to me, but I haven't tried it to verify.
Some of the navigation features are goofy or maybe even buggy. I'm sure that Jeff will track them down and get them fixed as he has time and energy for the task.
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GlenBrittle
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Jeez YES , there it is.
Hey AL, want share the name of that optometrist, looks like I am getting to be blind as a bat too.
Hey AL, want share the name of that optometrist, looks like I am getting to be blind as a bat too.
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