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(This is a duplicate post from the Logos 4 forum)
Welcome to all the new forum users! We are
glad you are here and hope that this will be a profitable place for
you. A lot happens on the forum and I offer the following links to help
you make the most of the time you spend here.
Do you have a problem? Please read How to ask for help. If a crash or other program irregularity is occurring please pay close attention to how to get logs and how to upload them. This will help us help you much faster!
Ever wonder what Logos employees have written on the forums? Visit Logos Speaks; it is a wiki page with links to some of the more significant posts by Logos' leadership and employees.
Having problems with the forum software? Using the Forum will help you figure it out.
Is the Logos 4 help file not give you enough help? The Wiki will go further and most articles have helpful illustrations.
Is your forum name your email address? How to change your Forum Display name is the page for you, follow the directions carefully, it's counter-intuitive.
Once again, welcome to Logos' forums!
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Please "Sticky" this next to the top...right under Forum Guidelines please![:D] Thank you!
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Hey Oldies, you're great about advising Newbies to not have their email address show and how to correct it. How about when we reply to them and quote their post, that we check to see if their email is showing, and if so, delete the @whatever.whatever. While the actual posts change to user name, email addresses in quotes are permanent.
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EDITED: see post that follows this one.Don said:Hey Oldies, you're great about advising Newbies to not have their email address show and how to correct it. How about when we reply to them and quote their post, that we check to see if their email is showing, and if so, delete the @whatever.whatever. While the actual posts change to user name, email addresses in quotes are permanent.
That is a good suggestion but it won't work with the currecnt forum software. Whenever we hit the "quote" button the software automatically registers the poster's current name into the quote. If we attempt to edit a quote the forum software gives us a "non-matching" quotes error. We instead have to cut & paste.
At least that is the way it appears to function for me. We just cannot edit the contents of the quote. (that be very good, btw. [A] )
This part is still true: But your point is well taken. Anything we quote into our post cannot be edited out by the original poster. This includes photos & unwise statements that are soon regretful.Logos 7 Collectors Edition
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great idea man said:
Hey Oldies, you're great about advising Newbies to not have their email address show and how to correct it. How about when we reply to them and quote their post, that we check to see if their email is showing, and if so, delete the @whatever.whatever. While the actual posts change to user name, email addresses in quotes are permanent.
Hey Don! I stand corrected. I just tested it on your post and changed it to "great idea man" and IT WORKED.
So, we can implement your suggestion and save our new friends spam troubles. Thank you for bringing it up.
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