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[Doc.AElstein]

…… but it has me as logged, out, I click the "Register to Reply" icon, and it tells me I am already logged in as……

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…I can log in and search threads, as soon as I select a thread to look at, it logs me out.
Here is what is happening.

• OPen site I am already logged in
• search threads I am logged in
• Select a thread to look at, I am logged out.
• The reply to thread icon is available.
• Reply to thread, I am logged in.
• Cannot start a thread, keeps me logged out.

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…. It tells me I have logged on and I get the welcome screen but then I am not logged in in the programming forum, but if I go to the main forum page……..

. A small contribution from me here: (It may or may not be useful depending on if you can see the IMG images I am posting)….


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. In my short Excel Forum life here and elsewhere this has continued to bug me.
. I seem to have it mastered in a roundabout sort of way.
. …… I often see this offered to me for log - in purposes:
http://s1065.photobucket.com/user/Do...0jbor.jpg.html


…. So I can log – in “up there” at the top with those small boxes… or in the big Log – in window presented to me centrally



Depending on what exactly I am doing in the Forum, it seems that experimenting on exactly where you log – in will affect your success. Unfortunately success seems to vary from time to time. So I can only recommend experimenting a bit

…. Currently I get the best results from logging in up there at the top and ignoring the Big Central Window. Strangely I am also currently finding that checking the Remember Me? Box does not have the great effect that it always used to have with these sorts of issues. I do get annoyingly logged - out in ways similar to those already commented in this thread. However I seem to be able to re-log – in without difficulty if I just always log – in “up there” only.

http://s1065.photobucket.com/user/Do...qrdg6.jpg.html





. Again I expect it is system dependant. I can only recommend experimenting with the different offered boxes.
. Hope that may be a little help.

Alan