1. listfilter/EUforum/Change Settings
- Posted by Brian Broker <bkb at cnw.com> May 14, 2004
- 464 views
I've been wanting to ask this for a while but... How do I change my random password for the EUforum on listfilter.com? I've been using Topica to post because I can't remember random letters. Also, I'll say it again; I find it difficult to compose a reply using the "Send a Message to EUforum" form because of the lack of wrapping... And again, am I expected to hit return to avoid what I'm seeing now? (That is, a multi-line edit control that only uses the top line unless I treat it like a 1920's typewriter... at least give me a 'ding' when I should hit 'return')? Sorry, I think that's just stupid. And I'm sorry if this post looks dumb but I can only see the last 75 characters or so using this form... makes it hard to proof-read and just gives me more reason to stick with Topica for posting. -- Brian
2. Re: listfilter/EUforum/Change Settings
- Posted by irv mullins <irvm at ellijay.com> May 14, 2004
- 465 views
Brian Broker wrote: > > > I've been wanting to ask this for a while but... How do I change my random > password > for the EUforum on listfilter.com? I've been using Topica to post because I > can't > remember random letters. Also, I'll say it again; I find it difficult to > compose a > reply using the "Send a Message to EUforum" form because of the lack of > wrapping... > And again, am I expected to hit return to avoid what I'm seeing now? (That > is, a > multi-line edit control that only uses the top line unless I treat it like a > 1920's > typewriter... at least give me a 'ding' when I should hit 'return')? Sorry, I > think > that's just stupid. And I'm sorry if this post looks dumb but I can only see > the last > 75 characters or so using this form... makes it hard to proof-read and just > gives me > more reason to stick with Topica for posting. > > > -- Brian > Rob could add cols= to the textarea, and if he does, I like cols="20". I'm sure everyone will agree on that :) Or we could just hit return now and then. Irv
3. Re: listfilter/EUforum/Change Settings
- Posted by Robert Craig <rds at RapidEuphoria.com> May 14, 2004
- 450 views
Brian Broker wrote: > I've been wanting to ask this for a while but... > How do I change my random password for the EUforum on listfilter.com? Just say that you "forgot" your password. A new one will be sent to you. > I've been using Topica to post because I can't > remember random letters. If you have cookies enabled, and you leave the "Remember my password" box checked, you won't have to remember anything or type anything. > Also, I'll say it again; I find it difficult to compose a > reply using the "Send a Message to EUforum" form because of the lack of > wrapping... > And again, am I expected to hit return to avoid what I'm seeing now? (That > is, a > multi-line edit control that only uses the top line unless I treat it like a > 1920's > typewriter... at least give me a 'ding' when I should hit 'return')? Sorry, I > think > that's just stupid. And I'm sorry if this post looks dumb but I can only see > the last > 75 characters or so using this form... makes it hard to proof-read and just > gives me > more reason to stick with Topica for posting. I've always been one to type carriage returns manually when composing e-mails. I don't like to rely on software to do it for me. Also, when you quote material with one or more levels of '>', wrapping can create a very messy display on your screen. I guess what we can do though, is eventually have more "Settings" that people can specify for controlling stuff like this. We considered having "password" as a setting, but it looked a bit complicated and we felt very few people had any need to choose a new password, given the cookie system. Regards, Rob Craig Rapid Deployment Software http://www.RapidEuphoria.com
4. Re: listfilter/EUforum/Change Settings
- Posted by CoJaBo <cojabo at suscom.net> May 14, 2004
- 466 views
There should be an option to change your e-mail address, and a button that will turn on/off text wrapping in the textbox in the "Send a Message to EUforum" page, with a default option in the settings (it would use the default unless you clicked the button, whitch would turn on/off the text wrap, not modifying the default). This could also be done with the "Qoute Origanel Text" button. Robert Craig wrote: > > > Brian Broker wrote: > > I've been wanting to ask this for a while but... > > How do I change my random password for the EUforum on listfilter.com? > > Just say that you "forgot" your password. > A new one will be sent to you. > > > I've been using Topica to post because I can't > > remember random letters. > > If you have cookies enabled, and you leave the > "Remember my password" box checked, you won't > have to remember anything or type anything. > > > Also, I'll say it again; I find it difficult to compose a > > reply using the "Send a Message to EUforum" form because of the lack of > > wrapping... > > And again, am I expected to hit return to avoid what I'm seeing now? (That > > is, a > > multi-line edit control that only uses the top line unless I treat it like a > > 1920's > > typewriter... at least give me a 'ding' when I should hit 'return')? Sorry, > > I think > > that's just stupid. And I'm sorry if this post looks dumb but I can only > > see the > last > > 75 characters or so using this form... makes it hard to proof-read and just > > gives > me > > more reason to stick with Topica for posting. > > I've always been one to type carriage returns manually > when composing e-mails. I don't like to rely on > software to do it for me. > > Also, when you quote material with one or more levels > of '>', wrapping can create a very messy display > on your screen. > > I guess what we can do though, is eventually have more > "Settings" that people can specify for controlling > stuff like this. > > We considered having "password" as a setting, but it looked > a bit complicated and we felt very few people had any > need to choose a new password, given the cookie system. > > Regards, > Rob Craig > Rapid Deployment Software > <a href="http://www.RapidEuphoria.com">http://www.RapidEuphoria.com</a> >