Hoping some of you Wordsearch experts can help me here. I have two laptops which sign in with my new, and correct, e mail address. I think this is called my Wordsearch ID. However, my desktop signs in with my old e mail address. This makes backing up on line a pain. How do I change the sign in e mail on my Windows 10 desktop? I want it to sign in the way the laptops do.
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Off handed, sounds to me like you have some sort of password saver on your computer that is signing if for you. I do this on my desktop pc... so when I sign into WS I don't type anything...it's automatically done for me. I use LastPass program to do this.
This may not be your problem... but something to check on.
Your browser may have a password saver in it also.
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I tried your solutions without success. But thanks much anyway! There is a small down arrow next to my sign in e mail address. When I clicked it gave me "My Library List". When I clicked on that, I see a list of all my books in Wordsearch AND on the upper left: "All Registrations", next line "Wordsearch ID", and under it my old e mail address. So the question may be how do I change my Wordsearch ID?
When I click the little drop down arrow next to my email at the top right, one of the options is "edit my profile". Clicking this takes me to a page where I can edit my email address and reset my password. I didn't try to change my password, but are you able to see this option? I am on WS 11 on Windows if that may make a difference.
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Thank you!!
What a "Wordsearch" type of problem! It looks like WS12 does not give you any way to manage your profile from within the application. Short of uninstalling and reinstalling from scratch (which should work), you should be able to do this by manipulating your user profile folder on the PC.
Assuming you don't know where that is, from inside Wordsearch, go to Help -> About... and the click the Support Info link on the right side of the dialog box that comes up. At the bottom of the Paths section in that window is a hyperlinked path for the UserData value. Click the hyperlink to open that folder, then close out of Wordsearch completely.
After closing Wordsearch, rename the Wordsearch12.ini file in that folder (e.g. to zWordsearch.ini), and then restart Wordsearch. That should decouple your desktop profile from your Lifeway account, launch the Settings Helper wizard, and allow you to "Sigh In" from up in the top right corner where your Lifeway/Wordsearch ID usually shows.
If that doesn't work, renaming the entire profile folder should, but you may then need to copy data back over into the new profile, so try renaming just the .ini file first, since that removes only trivial settings.
Close Wordsearch
Look for a a file called C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Local\Wordsearch 12\Wordsearch.ini
Make a backup of the file and then edit in Notepad.
At about Line 35 it should say "ActiveUserID=" with a number.
Delete that number, save and close the file and start Wordsearch.
For me, that cleared the user login.
Thanks. I will try it although I am not a cutting edge techy!
Dear John: That fixed it! Thanks so much. Happy New Year!