edit my posts

[rydall]

on all the other forums you have the options to edit your posts after you submit them, on here i cannot see it?, are normal users able to edit there posts after they submit them?

thanks for you reply in advance

[Electrobrandino]

once u reach the status of honorary member (50 posts) u can then edit posts.

Thanks

[rydall]

thank you for your fast reply...

cheers

[AdvancedSetup]

Yes Neil, sorry about that but a few bad apples spoiled it for the rest. We had a few users that came back and edited their posts removing important data that we did not have backups for, so we had to disable the edit feature for everyone until they've had enough posts to indicate they're not just here to cause trouble.

[rydall]

Yes Neil, sorry about that but a few bad apples spoiled it for the rest. We had a few users that came back and edited their posts removing important data that we did not have backups for, so we had to disable the edit feature for everyone until they've had enough posts to indicate they're not just here to cause trouble.

Hey its cool, i just wondered thats all, as my brain works faster than my fingers, and i post a few spelling mistakes, i then somehow allways see after iv hit submit.

[deathtospyware]

Hey its cool, i just wondered thats all, as my brain works faster than my fingers, and i post a few spelling mistakes, i then somehow allways see after iv hit submit.

B)

Spelling mistakes? Never, but keybaord malfunctions constantly!

[YoKenny1]

Hey its cool, i just wondered thats all, as my brain works faster than my fingers, and i post a few spelling mistakes, i then somehow allways see after iv hit submit.

B)

That's one of the reasons why I like IE7Pro:

http://www.ie7pro.com

I don't use its Mini Download Manager and disable FasterIE but I like its Accu Weather Plugin.

[rydall]

That's one of the reasons why I like IE7Pro:

http://www.ie7pro.com

I don't use its Mini Download Manager and disable FasterIE but I like its Accu Weather Plugin.

But then you see you need to be using IE7 to use IE7Pro, and in a FF or crome man, i hate IE

[rydall]

But then you see you need to be using IE7 to use IE7Pro, and in a FF or crome man, i hate IE

dam it there i go again post before checking... correction on the

and I'm a FF or crome man, i hate IE (sorry)

[YoKenny1]

dam it there i go again post before checking... correction on the

and I'm a FF or crome man, i hate IE (sorry)

It all depends on what one is used to and what is comfortable.

[rydall]

It all depends on what one is used to and what is comfortable.

Ill go as far as saying "I Agree on that comment"

PS: what do you think of release 2 of IE8 ?

[melboy]

I use IE with IE7Pro myself, however FF also has a spell checker:

http://support.mozilla.com/en-US/kb/using+the+spell+checker

# At the top of the Firefox window on the menu bar, click on the Tools menu, and select Options

# Select the Advanced panel.

# Click the General tab.

# Select Check my spelling as I type.

# Click OK Close the preferences window.

[YoKenny1]

Ill go as far as saying "I Agree on that comment"

PS: what do you think of release 2 of IE8 ?

I tried IE8 RC1 on my old PIII that has died and replaced with this Vista system and it worked OK but it had a lot of quirks.

I started using the Internet way back when it first came out with IBM's Warp that had its own browser that was jointly developed by IBM and Microsoft then Bill Gates took a hissy fit and struck out on his own and developed IE as competition to not only the browser market but operating systems as well.

At the time Warp needed a large system that was expensive and not many people could afford one so Bill took DOS and enhanced it then brought out Windows 95 that was a huge success then Win98 and so forth.

It seems like such a short time ago but a lot of water has gone over Niagara Falls since then.

[rydall]

I can relate, iv been in the IT field for close to 23 years, and a bit more before i took it up as a job full time.

[YoKenny1]

I can relate, iv been in the IT field for close to 23 years, and a bit more before i took it up as a job full time.

I was with IBM for 31 years and have been retired for 11.

I remember when 16K memory was with iron ferrite donuts and was considered huge and Bill Gates saying that 640K was enough to run any PC application.

[AdvancedSetup]

Woah! I thought you were a young one there Kenny. Guess not

Cheers

[Electrobrandino]

Woah! I thought you were a young one there Kenny. Guess not B)

Cheers

I had that same feeling lol

OH, and that spell checker for FF works great

<------USES THE FF SPELL CHECKER