this new rule of having to log in is a pain inthe a,,,///..why do we have to complicate things?
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I have always had to log in to post a reply (also to see an attached jpg in another post). Never knew a time when I didn't. No need to log in though to review existing posts.
Jerry
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Richard Baker
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Most of us get logged in automatically. After running a disc clean up I do have to log in (check "remember me") a few places. If you delete "cookies" every time, the forum software will not recognize you.
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Ron Sardo
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Do you allow your computer to store cookies?
That is where your login information is stored.
Steve Worcester
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You only need to log in to view attachments, reply or post photos. And that has been in place for several years
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I don't think that anything has changed in several years regarding logging in.
There is a checkbox next to the username and password boxes that will enable automatic logging in ... but, it probably also requires that you enable cookies for this site.
I'll be in big trouble if I need to manually log in since I am not sure what my password is.