"Mad" Miles
10-15-2006, 01:56 PM
Yo Barry,
I've twice recently tried to change my profile. The changes I make don't take. What'up?
Miles
I've twice recently tried to change my profile. The changes I make don't take. What'up?
Miles
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Barry
10-15-2006, 03:44 PM
Yo Barry,
I've twice recently tried to change my profile. The changes I make don't take. What'up?
MilesDid you scroll down to the bottom and click the Save Changes button?
I've twice recently tried to change my profile. The changes I make don't take. What'up?
MilesDid you scroll down to the bottom and click the Save Changes button?
"Mad" Miles
10-15-2006, 05:08 PM
Did you scroll down to the bottom and click the Save Changes button?
Yes, I believe I did.
M.
Yes, I believe I did.
M.
Barry
10-15-2006, 05:31 PM
Yes, I believe I did.
M.Please try again and tell me what you did and what happens.
M.Please try again and tell me what you did and what happens.
"Mad" Miles
10-16-2006, 05:28 PM
Please try again and tell me what you did and what happens.
Barry,
This time it took. The difference was I answered the picky questions that it/you asked when I clicked on "Save Changes." Questions such as, "Zip Code" and "Gender" which I had ignored before.
Thanks for your help.
"M"M
P.S. Regarding another thread, I admire and enjoy Dixon's candor and passion. Nothing he wrote struck me as overly aggressive or offensive. Especially when dealing with a form of medical quackery which uses fraud to make money. "Psychic Surgery" is one such con. A short web search will scare up all the evidence needed to prove it to anyone not already a true believer. As for shaman's using forms of it to cure? A touchy subject best discussed somewhere else.
Barry,
This time it took. The difference was I answered the picky questions that it/you asked when I clicked on "Save Changes." Questions such as, "Zip Code" and "Gender" which I had ignored before.
Thanks for your help.
"M"M
P.S. Regarding another thread, I admire and enjoy Dixon's candor and passion. Nothing he wrote struck me as overly aggressive or offensive. Especially when dealing with a form of medical quackery which uses fraud to make money. "Psychic Surgery" is one such con. A short web search will scare up all the evidence needed to prove it to anyone not already a true believer. As for shaman's using forms of it to cure? A touchy subject best discussed somewhere else.