I am new here:))

[Jeff]

Hello guys!!
My husband always reads this board. I think it could be interesting for me too!!!!It is wonderful to find out what AM actually think about RW, but I think that not all of them are bad, sometimes it is just no luck for some men. I also think that my husband is lucky guy!!:))And I am lucky girl, if everything is honest between two, then things can work out!!!
OK I don't want to talk a lot!:))

[Jeff]

... in response to I am new here:)), posted by Jeff on Feb 3, 2002

She spent all day figuring out how to get a password so she could post something here, but it still posted under my name.  Sorry for the confusion!  I guess there is no way for her to post under her name on our computer.

[Patrick]

... in response to This is my wife!, posted by Jeff on Feb 3, 2002

No matter what name you type in when you post, if the cookie is found, your post will be changed to the user name of whoever the cookie says it is.

I don't know what operating system you're using, but if you can create a separate computer account on your system for her (I know you can in Win NT and Win2000) then cookies will be stored for each user separately and you can maintain separate identities.

[Jeff]

... in response to Re: This is my wife!, posted by Patrick on Feb 4, 2002

Thanks Patrick!! We will try this.

[John K]

... in response to Re: This is my wife!, posted by Patrick on Feb 4, 2002

Which should allow for differing browswer setups.  Whether it allows for seperate cookies, I'm not sure...

[juio99]

... in response to This is my wife!, posted by Jeff on Feb 3, 2002

Just have your wife keep using your account, but type her name in parenthesis in subject line along with the subject.  That way, the readers know the message is much more important than one merely from you.  Then she can sign her name at bottom also, just to verify it is from her.

JR

[jj]

... in response to This is my wife!, posted by Jeff on Feb 3, 2002

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[LP]

... in response to Try deleting your cookies then register ..., posted by jj on Feb 4, 2002

...delete your cookies. Then again, I doubt you have any.

[Jack]

... in response to Someone  oughta...., posted by LP on Feb 5, 2002

Should not have said that LP, now I will be called Jack/BarryM/James/Ralph/Claire/Dan/Fred/Yoe/daNde/BubbaGump/LP!

[Zink]

... in response to This is my wife!, posted by Jeff on Feb 3, 2002

From your web browser go

edit
preferences
roaming access
item selection

and uncheck "cookies"

I'm not sure if this is right. Maybe one of the computer guys can give you better info.

I hope you get it sorted out. Even if Oksana doesn't post much it's nice to get the women's perspective on things. A bunch of old men sitting around talking about women doesn't always help much.

[micha1]

... in response to Try this., posted by Zink on Feb 3, 2002

Sure Zink, it is what this board needs more of, women.
Their opinion, know how, experiences, etc........

[Zink]

... in response to Re: Try this., posted by micha1 on Feb 4, 2002

I like to read the guys thoughts and experiences. But I am a hunter. And a good hunter learns about his prey. He learns to think like they do so that when the time is right he catches the best one. I'm trying to apply that theory to women. But around here most guys think hunting is jumping in a pickup and shooting whatever crosses their path. That doesn't sound at all like what some guys do in the FSU, now does it?

A man can probably never really understand women completely. Some days I don't think women understand themselves. But if you don't put in some effort you'll definitely fail. I wonder why some guys who villify women are even involved in this pursuit.

[jj]

... in response to Try this., posted by Zink on Feb 3, 2002

Depending on what operationg system you are using...  Windows 2000 She can log on under her own user account (Local Computer) then she will have her own set of cookies that way you will not have to reset/delete the cookies every time you change user..

[MarkInTx]

... in response to This is my wife!, posted by Jeff on Feb 3, 2002


P-L files a "cookie" away to keep track of you.

If you are on Windows 2000, you can log off of your computer, and log back on as someone else. This should give you a different area, and the cookie won't be there, so you can enter a new ID. (I think)