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| Why can't I login? |
| To log in to the Bulletin Boards you must use the Username and Password that you entered when registering for the Alzheimer Research Forum. If you have not yet registered, then you must first do so in order to log in. If you have registered and still are unable to log in, make sure that you have all cookies enabled on your Web browser. You may need to add this website to your browsers list of trusted websites. Back to Top |
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| You must register in order to be able to post to the Bulletin Boards. Back to Top |
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| If you have lost your password, click Forgot your password? to have your password e-mailed to you. Back to Top |
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| How do I post a message in the Bulletin Board? |
| To post a message in the Bulletin Boards, click on the relevant button on the Bulletin Boards or topic screens. You need to log in before you can post a message. Back to Top |
| How do I delete posts? |
| You can delete your own posts only. If someone has replied to your post, then you will no longer be able to delete it. Back to Top |
| How do I edit posts? |
| You can edit your own posts only. Back to Top |
| My post is not displayed or Pending Approval |
| This means that you have submitted a New Post or Topic to a Bulletin Board that requires the Alzheimer Research Forum moderator to approve your post before it is displayed to other members or the general public. The post is still available for the member who submitted the post to edit or delete during this time. Back to Top |
| Rich Text Editor (WYSIWYG) posting issues |
| If you are using Internet Explorer 5+ (Windows only), Netscape 7.1, Mozilla 1.3+, or Mozilla Firebird 0.6.1+, you can enter your messages using a Rich Text (WYSIWYG) Editor. Back to Top |
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| What are Bulletin Board Codes Codes? |
| Bulletin Board Codes allow you to format the messages you post in the Bulletin Boards. Bulletin Board Codes are very similar to HTML except tags are enclosed in square brackets [ and ], rather than < and >. You can also disable Bulletin Board Codes when posting a message. Click here to view Bulletin Board Codes that are available in the Bulletin Boards. Click here to view Bulletin Board Codes that are available in the Bulletin Boards. Back to Top |
| Can I use HTML? |
| HTML cannot be used in your posts. This is done for security reasons as malicious HTML code can be used to destroy the layout of the Bulletin Boards or even crash a Web browser when a user tries to view a post. Back to Top |
| What are closed topics? |
| Closed Topics are set this way by Bulletin Boards administrators or moderators. Once a Topic is closed, you will no longer be able to post a reply in that topic or vote in a poll. Back to Top |
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| RSS, which stands for Really Simple Syndication, is a technology using XML that allows websites to syndicate website content. You can subscribe to any of the RSS Feeds available in the Bulletin Boards so you are always up-to-date with the latest Posts. Back to Top |
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| There are many ways you can subscribe to one or all of the RSS Feeds available within the Bulletin Boards: 1) use a Web browser that supports Live RSS Bookmarks (Firefox, IE7, Safari, Opera), 2) use an online RSS News Reader, 3) install an RSS News Reader on your computer, and 4) use an e-mail program that supports RSS like Mozilla Thunderbird. Back to Top |
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